In the early 90's Olivet Memorial Church in Brockton, and then Pastor George McNeil, had a vision to plant a new church in the area. They began to pray for the leading of God in that direction. Enter Rob Reimer, who felt a call to Brockton, MA to plant a new church. Rob joined with George's vision and they began to plan this new church plant. A core group was formed of people who were also on board with this mission. In 1994 Rob began the first cell group with his wife, Jen, and six others from the mother church, Olivet. Together they developed community, and shared God's love with their friends who didn't know Jesus.

After a year and a half the first cell multiplied into two groups. At this stage the cells were still meeting with Olivet on Sundays. As the group of people grew under Pastor Rob's leadership the group decided to take a risk and try to begin the first Sunday services of SSCC with two full time staff members. They began a search for a Pastor who could focus on the development of cells. Through the Lord's leading Pastor Randy Richardson, now Senior Pastor of Connection Point Church in VA, joined the SSCC church staff in the Fall of '95 and began to give leadership to the cell leaders. In October 1995 there were 2 cells with 23 people and SSCC launched its first worship service. Forty eight people attended that service.

Since then cells have continued to multiply, people have trusted Christ and the church has continued to grow. Today there are 35 adult cells, with just under 400 people attending those cells, 6 teen cells with about 70 teens attending, and approximately 200 kids in our children's church on Sunday mornings. We have a combined 750 people in our church services on Sunday mornings.

In December 2006 SSCC planted a satellite church location back at Olivet, the original mother church has recently closed its doors. This new Brockton Campus will continue to minister to people in the city of Brockton and the surrounding area.