Isaac Watts was the writer of a larger number of hymns of the first rank than anyone except possibly Charles Wesley.

"When I Survey the Wondrous Cross", "There is a Land of Pure Delight", "Our God our help in Ages Past" … and many other classic hymns are still sung by millions of people today.

This web site tells you about Isaac Watts Remembered 1674 - 1748, the official biography of Isaac Watts. The book has already sold more than 16,000 copies – and a copy even resides in the Royal Library of the British Monarchy at Windsor Castle. You can order your copy too.

Isaac Watts Remembered was commissioned by Isaac Watts’s much-loved home city of Southampton. The book was written by David Fountain, a non-conformist preacher - like Watts - from Southampton. The introduction was written by Lord Maybray-King, former Speaker of the British House of Commons.