 Also during the Middle Ages, Sankt Julian was a parish seat, and belonging to the parish were not only the villages of the "Vierherrengericht" ("Four-Lord Court"), but also Niedereisenbach and Offenbach, as well as a few villages that lay within what is now the Baumholder troop drilling ground.The pastor of Sankt Julian was also the vicar at the Offenbach Monastery.That brought along consequences in the time after the Reformation when the Steward of Offenbach wanted to force Sankt Julian’s pastor into the Zweibrücken Church Order, even though he was a Rhinegravial subject.