Change Ringing is a traditional method of ringing church bells in a specific sequence. It involves a group of ringers who pull on ropes attached to bells, creating a harmonious sound. The order in which the bells are rung changes with each sequence, allowing for a variety of patterns and combinations. This practice originated in England during the late 16th century and has since spread to other countries. Change Ringing is often performed in towers of churches or cathedrals, and it requires skill and teamwork to ensure the bells ring in perfect time and rhythm.