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Donna Brown & the Golden Gospel Pearls

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Donna Brown & the Golden Gospel Pearls

When the streets of Schöneberg around the magnificent brick building of St Paul’s Church are once again aglow with festive lights, the famous Golden Gospel Pearls will kick off their Christmas concert season.

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Under the direction of Donna Brown, they brought gospel music to Berlin in the early 1990s and have remained loyal to the city and the church ever since. The gifted singers, a bassist, a drummer and Donna Brown on the piano draw on a wide-ranging repertoire. With their soulful voices, they spread the spirit of gospel through their renditions of “Amazing Grace”, “Down By The Riverside”, “The First Noel” and their own Christmas medleys.

To this day, the gospel movement continues to radiate a positive energy, which is palpable in this show through the flawless singing. At the Apostle Paul Church, you can experience performances that are unique, reverent and, at the same time, exuberant. This wave of emotion and joy will sweep you up into a festive Christmas spirit. Enjoy authentic gospel – from person to person.

Artists/Collaborators: Donna Brown

Runtime: Fri, 04/12/2026 to Sun, 27/12/2026

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