Jonathan Broscious, a pastor at Newton’s New Hope Church, moved to Newton in 2013 after attending school in Pennsylvania and growing up in the Washington, D.C., area. His wife grew up in Newton, and the city’s strong sense of community has made Broscious happy to call Newton home.
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