"Olney Hymns" is a collection of hymns written by the English poet and clergyman William Cowper and the famous hymn writer John Newton in the 18th century. Published in 1779, the book features over 280 hymns that express deep Christian faith and personal experiences with God. The hymns cover themes like grace, redemption, and the struggles of life, making them relatable to many believers. The collaboration between Cowper and Newton was significant, as both men faced personal challenges, including mental health issues. Their heartfelt lyrics continue to inspire and uplift congregations today, reflecting the enduring power of faith and the beauty of worship through music.