Lau kyrka, on Gotland, is the largest rural church on the island and stands within När-Lau parish, part of the Diocese of Visby. Its medieval origins, striking acoustics and adjoining ruined defensive tower make it one of Gotland's more distinctive churches to visit.
Lavads kyrka is a small parish church in Västra Götaland, within Skara stift. Its oldest walls date from the 1100s or 1200s, built of grey fieldstone and lime mortar with finely worked grey sandstone at the corners and portals.
Laxarby kyrka stands on a hill above Laxsjön in Dalsland. Its earliest history is uncertain, with some accounts suggesting a stone church may have occupied the site as early as the 1500s, though the present timber church dates from the 1600s.