Church bell ringing is the practice of sounding bells in a church tower to mark specific times or events. This tradition dates back centuries and serves various purposes, including calling worshippers to services, signaling the time of day, and celebrating special occasions like weddings or holidays. The bells are typically rung by a group of people known as bell ringers, who use a technique called change ringing. This involves pulling on ropes attached to the bells, creating a harmonious sequence of sounds. Each bell has a distinct tone, and the combination of these tones creates a rich auditory experience for the community.