The adult choir of the First Methodist Church of Manhattan, Kansas, performs with five octaves handbells and five and a half octaves handchimes. They perform for services and community events.

Embellish was started in 1995 to provide advanced ringer an opportunity to learn, grow, and promote the art of handbell ringing by providing a musical experience of excellent quality for their audiences.

The Raleigh Ringers, Inc., is a community handbell choir consisting of annually auditioned musicians performing on an amazing twenty and one-half octaves of ringing equipment! William Payn is their artistic consultant is directed by David M. Harris.

From the Tualatin Valley Junior Academy of Hillsboro, Oregon, this 7-10th grade handbell ensemble rings with as much energy as the volcanic mountains around them. They were the first handbell ensemble ever to perform at a presidential inauguration.

Emerald City Ringers is a community handbell choir based in Seattle. Ringing on over seven octaves, our choir provides intermediate ringers a chance to progress to a bronze level, an opportunity not available in most church choirs in the Northwest.