Lasswade & Rosewell
Parish Church
We hope that your visit to our website will give you a better idea of who we are, what we are doing and where you can find us. You will find details of our services and other activities going on in our church life. We have also provided contact details so please do not hesitate to get in touch to find out more. If you are anywhere near the church we would love to welcome you in person to some of our activities.
Welcome to Lasswade and Rosewell Parish church website
Services are at 10 am
1st and 3rd Sundays at Rosewell Church
2nd and 4th Sundays iat Lasswade Church
5th Sunday Joint Servce with Cockpen and Carrington rotating venue.
Details of the joint and special services can be found at Services page.
Tea and coffee are available after the service where members of the congregation meet to chat and enjoy each others company.
To find the location of our churches go to the contact us page
Church services
What's on Diary Dates:
Messy Church
The messy church is on Saturday 2 March in Rosewell Church Hall from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. See the adjacent Facebook feed for details for the day.
The messy church is on Saturday 6 April in Rosewell Church Hall from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. See the adjacent Facebook feed for details for the day.
Kirk Session
The session meet on Thursday 9 May at 7.00 p.m. in Rosewell Church Hall.
Lives of The First World War
The Imperial War Museum is creating a lasting digital memory, called ‘Lives of the First World War’, commemorating, by name, people from across Britain and the Commonwealth who were involved in the conflict.
In the lead up to the Centenary of the Armistice, the names on the war memorials at both Rosewell and Lasswade Memorial and Church Plaque were researched and many records were found and verified. These records have been brought together into two groups: (a) Rosewell War Memorial Hall ; and (b) Lasswade War Memorial and Church Plaque . To access the records, click on the respective link.
Perhaps you have a family story or photo of one of the men named, if so, you can add this by visiting your relative’s page (some already have). Unfortunately, it’s not been possible to trace (and verify) all of the names listed on each memorial, however, work continues.
The Lives of the First World War project will remain live and active until 18 March 2019, when the IWM will become the custodian of the millions of records. Information can be added until that date. Thereafter, the records will provide a permanent archive for future generations to access, helping to keep the memories alive.
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