In 1726, the first Reformed church service was held in Grünstadt. In the time that followed, the Reformed Church's followers were subjected to great oppression, mainly by the Lutheran clergy. They were not allowed to build their own church, and they were even forbidden to bury their dead at the local graveyard.
In 1726, the first Reformed church service was held in Grünstadt.  The followers of the Reformed Church faced severe persecution by the Lutheran clergy over time. They were denied permission to build their own churches and even prevented from burying their dead at the local cemetery.