Schwimm mit gegen den Strom
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Schwimm mit gegen den Strom
Narrated by:
Margret Birkenfeld, Hermann Schulte
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Narrated by:
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Margret Birkenfeld
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Hermann Schulte
About this listen
Welche Freude Gott zurückschenkt, wenn man seinetwegen nicht alles mitmacht, können auch schon Kinder erfahren. Die Kinder des Wetzlarer Kinderchores singen und berichten von ihrer Erfahrung, Hermann Schulte erzählt die biblische Geschichte von Daniel und das Hörspiel "Der Streich der Klasse 5" rundet das Thema "gegen den Strom schwimmen" eindrücklich ab.
Für dieses Album hat Margret Birkenfeld übrigens ihren bekannten Hit "Sei ein lebendger Fisch" geschrieben.
Eine Wiederauflage der Schallplatte "Schwimm mit gegen den Strom" aus dem Jahr 1973.
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