Uncover the origin of the hymn "Pass Me Not O Gentle Savior" by Fanny Crosby, and its profound message for the marginalized.

Fanny Crosby wrote I Am Thine O Lord in 1875 when she was inspired by the magnitude of who God is and what He has done for us. William H. Doane composed the tune, and shortly afterwards, the hymn became popular in churches across denominations.

Discover the inspiring story behind the hymn "Blessed Assurance" by Fanny Crosby, blind since infancy but a prolific hymn composer. Learn how she collaborated with Phoebe Knapp to create this hymn, first published in 1873. It gained popularity in 1887 through Ira Sankey's collection and was sung during revivals led by Dwight Moody. Fanny's remarkable memory allowed her to draw from Scripture, resulting in powerful lyrics. Her life exemplifies faith despite her blindness.