Already in 1350 an archpriest is attested, with the building process Landstuhl became a church district place ⇒ Landstuhl became the clerical hub western of Worms
In 1521 the knight “Franz von Sickingen” committed the church and the city Nanstuel to the Protestant religious community
1700 the inhabitant of Landstuhl Lampert Kuhn has build the Holy Cross Chapel
In the Napoleonic era the “Kaiserstraße” ,the Emperor street, was expanded, that is why the small chapel was destroyed (in 1811)⇒ 15 years later, its name became the name of the choir of the old “Holy Andreas” church, the nave had to be grounded
Until 1836 the deceased were interred at the old churchyard, only the deceased, who died because of the plague
In 1940 the cemetery at the old churchyard became titular cemetery for the soldiers who died in sickbays in Landstuhl