Built in 1726, the Small Reformed Church is one of Debrecen’s oldest standing churches, a rare and treasured example of early Protestant architecture in Hungary. Its whitewashed walls, wooden interior, and unadorned elegance reflect the values of the Reformed tradition—where substance takes precedence over spectacle, and sacred space invites quiet reflection. The bell tower, a defining feature of the church, still rings out over Városháza Street, calling the faithful and curious alike.

Despite its simplicity, the church building radiates warmth and dignity. It has witnessed centuries of worship, community gatherings, and life-changing moments—baptisms, weddings, memorials, and prayers shared in every season. Carefully preserved and lovingly used, the building continues to serve as a place of spiritual refuge and communal connection.

The Small Reformed Church is open to all who seek a moment of peace, a connection with history, or a deeper experience of faith. Whether attending a Sunday service, visiting during an organ concert, or simply stepping inside for quiet contemplation, visitors are welcomed not just by architecture, but by the living spirit of the church.

In a world that often rushes past the small and the old, this little church stands as a reminder: beauty, meaning, and community can thrive in the most humble of spaces. The Small Reformed Church continues to open its doors with grace and purpose—inviting everyone to pause, reflect, and feel at home.