Motivated by a sense of cultural and civic pride, and with the intention of presenting the Church with a lasting memorial in their memory, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Willenborg have given the world's most travelled carillon a home.

The set of bells has been viewed by over three million people and has traveled over one hundred thousand miles. Completed in 1964 by its manufacturer, the Verdin Bell Foundry, Holland, the carillon made its nationwide debut in New York on December 17, 1964. The bells automatically ring on the hour, quarter-hour and half-hour.

The Willenborg Carillon consists of thirty-five cast bronze bells with a musical range of three full octaves. The largest bell weighs five hundred eighty-three pounds and has a diameter of thirty-nine inches. The smallest bell weighs twenty-four pounds and has a diameter of only seven inches. The total weight is 3,800 pounds.