Christ Community Church, first known as Faith Chapel, was formed in January, 1982

Christ Community Church began in a home basement on Rte 138 in Easton and then eventually moved to the Easton Grange Hall. On February 24,1985, the church was able to meet in the Scotland Congregational Church in Bridgewater. Since Bridgewater already had a church named Faith Chapel, its name was changed to Christ Community Church.

Unfortunately, the Scotland Congregational Church building went up in flames on March 20, 1987. This forced the congregation to meet at Asack’s Turkey Farm in West Bridgewater. The congregation continued to look for a building to call home.

During this same time, the church building at 518 Middleboro Avenue, where CCC currently meets, was occupied by the East Taunton Congregational Church. They only had a few elderly members left and financially were unable to continue. It was decided in 1988 that the two churches would become one church known as Christ Community Church.

The building at 518 Middleboro Avenue was originally built in 1856. Forty-one years later in April of 1897, it burned to the ground. A new building was designed and its cornerstone was laid on June 12, 1898.