The construction of the church was initiated by the small Calvinist community at the end of the 1930’s. In order to increase the capital necessary for the development, 2000 postcards were distributed in the country depicting the church to be built, which was designed by Bálint Szeghalmy. The church was inaugurated in 1942. 
Its painted glass windows are decorated by the coats of arms of historic families. The windows were removed in WWII in order to protect them and were only placed back in the final decades of the 20th century. 
Its flower-patterned tile stove was created by the local stove-maker Gábor Németh, who was the father of János Németh, the “Artist of the Nation” and a ceramic artist who received the Munkácsy Award.