.
Bellringing is a rewarding and enjoyable activity for the young, the not-so-young and all in between. Learning to handle a bell is an art that can take a period of months to acquire, but it does not require strength – just a willingness to learn.
The bells are normally rung from 10.15am to 10.45am for the Sunday service and for other special occasions.
Anyone interested in learning to ring ,age 16+, is invited to contact any of the bell-ringing team for more information. If it turns out not to be for you, there is no commitment - but most people who try ringing soon find it can be very addictive.
Bell ringing practice takes place on Wednesday evening from 7.30pm to 9.00pm and visitors, including non-ringers, are welcome. Do call one of the team before you visit, just to make sure that practice has not been cancelled.
Our Team
Tower Captain
Chris Stephens, 58 Quinnell Drive, Hailsham, Tel 01323 848992
Tower Correspondent
Trevor Godden, 1 Beechwood Close, Hailsham, Tel 01323 848930/ 07999 597779
Bellringers’ Treasurer
Bill Lovell, 2 Harebeating Drive, Hailsham, Tel 01323 845456
For more information on the history of the bells and the bell tower click here
| 
