St Oswald's Grasmere

A very warm "Welcome!" to St Oswald's Church, Grasmere

We are in the heart of the central Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. St Oswald's is a medieval church on a 7th century site - a sacred place of prayer and celebration since the earliest days of christianity in northern Britain. William Wordsworth with his wife Mary and sister Dorothy Wordsworth rest in our churchyard along with their family and villagers. 

Locals and visitors "belong" here, both for quiet reflection and the joy of communal worship and music on Sundays and festivals. 

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Rev Lawrence Basham - Rector

St Oswald`s
Church Stile
Grasmere
Cumbria

LA22 9SW
Lawrence Basham - Rector
07891 001592

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Service of blessing for our community and its sustenance.

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St Oswald's Grasmere
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St Oswald's Church Church Stile Grasmere, LA22 9SW, United Kingdom

Join us on Rogation Sunday for Choral Matins: a sung version of Morning Prayer featuring the St Oswald's Voices choir, followed by prayers in the churchyard for our community and seasonal refreshments.

Rogation is an ancient church festival to seek blessing for a community and its sustenance.

Rogation Sunday prayer
God, teach us your children how to love your world so that we are careful stewards- of your creation. On this Sunday when we remember especially the countryside and all who work there, we pray for farmers, growers, all who tend the livestock and all who by their labour here and in every place, bring food to us.

Our services in May at a glance:

Safeguarding

The Church of England, its archbishops, bishops, clergy and leaders are committed to safeguarding as an integral part of the life and ministry of the Church.

We will promote the welfare of children, young people and adults and protect them from harm.

The Parish Safeguarding Officer is Mrs Anne Rawcliffe at [email protected] The Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser is Joanna Van Lachertop on 07458016884 or [email protected]

Parish Safeguarding Handbook