All are welcome to attend. “Her Heart Can See” is an interdenominational program presenting the life and hymns of Fanny Crosby, a well-known and beloved 19th century American poet, hymn writer ...

Fanny Crosby responded ... Alexander van Alstine, married Crosby in 1858. Considered one of New York's best organists, he wrote the music to many of Crosby's hymns. Crosby herself put music ...

Fanny Crosby, America's most prolific hymn writer, wrote 8,000 Gospel songs ... and had four books of poetry and two best-selling autobiographies published. Frances Jane Crosby was born in Putnam ...

Fanny Crosby published thousands of hymns, song lyrics, and poems, was a noted public speaker, and promoted education for the disabled and the poor. She was born Frances Jane Crosby in 1820 ...

How I Love to Proclaim It" is familiar with the work of Fanny Crosby (1820–1915), one of America's most esteemed and prolific Protestant hymn-writers. In a marvelous new biography, Wheaton ...

One name that came up time and time again, and still does today for many Waco browsers of hymnals, was Fanny J. Crosby ... hope in song.” Hymns may not always be the best kind of art.

p>In her day, especially on Sunday mornings, Fanny Crosby was one of the most famous women in the United States. Crosby (1820-1915) wrote more than 8,000 Protestant hymns, many of which became ...

You may never have heard of Fanny Crosby, but there's a good chance that you've heard her hymns. During her lifetime (1820-1915), she wrote the words to more than 8,000 songs. Though most have ...