Fanny J. Crosby

Fanny J. Crosby (1820–1915) was a prolific American hymnwriter and poet known for her uplifting religious songs. Blind from a young age, she used her vivid imagination and deep faith to compose over 8,000 hymns that remain widely sung today. Her work focused on themes of hope, comfort, and devotion, impacting Christian worship across generations. Crosby's ability to create meaningful lyrics despite her visual impairment highlights her resilience and creative talent, making her a significant figure in American religious music history.