Articles

An explanation of what the Abraham Lincoln Society of Change Ringers is, and why it was established.

Observations and suggestons for ringing preparation and in-tower conduct

Cornwall Surprise Major is being rung at more and more North American towers. Here are some easy quarter peal callings to help encourage this good trend.

Intensive training, including first quarter peals for seven locals.

New Photo Album feature, uploading capability, and related features described.

Here is a PDF of the Ringing World story of the new ring in Shreveport, Louisiana.

NAGCR Tutorial Funds helped the new ringers at St. Mark's Cathedral in Shreveport bring Andrew Nelson from the UK for an extended stay to help with training.

Wired magazine thinks they have much in common: http://www.wired.com/underwire/2010/01/alt-text-obscure-hobbies.

We had a free lance writer, Barbara Sherf, come to St Martin's during the Barbeque Bash weekend and watch us and ask us questions about change-ringing in Philadelphia. We think she did a good job with getting her quotes right. The article was published in the Chestnut Hill Local in September.

First in a series of articles about this new interactive website, this piece provides an overview of the site's purposes and features.

On Tuesday, October 6^th, at Grace Church in Charleston, Noah Smith, age 15, conducted his 10^th quarter peal. This is an outstanding achievement for any ringer but to achieve this at the age of 15 surely sets a record for North America.

A brief discussion of various ways to knit methods.

Citations for thirty-five years worth of articles about ringing training, composing, and conducting organized by topic.