Marie Winslow
1877–1962 · USA · Romantic
Marie Winslow (1877-1962) was an American hymn writer and author who made significant contributions to Christian hymnody during the early 20th century. She specialized in creating hymn texts for children's hymnals and denominational collections, reflecting the era's growing emphasis on accessible, age-appropriate religious education. Her work is characterized by clear, singable melodies paired with theologically sound yet simple texts suitable for young congregants. Winslow's hymns became standard fixtures in Methodist and other Protestant denominational hymnals of her time. Through her prolific output of children's hymns, she helped shape the devotional practices and musical education of generations of American churchgoers.