Jonathan Moseley (MDiv, Gordon Conwell Seminary) planted King's Hill Church of Boston, Massachusetts in 2018 and has served as the Pastor of Teaching and Vision since. Jonathan is married to Chelsea, and they have four girls.
Jonathan serves as the founder of The Hub Institute and the Director of The Center for Faith & Work.
You can contact Jonathan at jonathan@kingshillchurch.com
Dr. Um (PhD, University of St. Andrews, UK) has taught New Testament studies and Practical Theology for over 25 years at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Covenant Theological Seminary, Emerson College, Westminster Theological Seminary, the University of St. Andrews, and many other theological training centers around the world. He is an adjunct professor of New Testament for Gateway Seminary. He has a passion for helping people to see the person of Jesus Christ as the final resolution, fulfillment, and completion of all that has been promised in the Old Testament.
After having served 30 years in pastoral ministry, Stephen is presently training, coaching and mentoring church planters and pastors in partnership with a church planting network (SEND Boston/For Greater Boston) while serving as an Executive Catalyst at King's Hill Church in Boston. He is the author or contributing author of over 15 books including a commentary on 1 Corinthians (Preaching the Word), Micah for You (God's Word for You), Gospel-Shaped Mercy (Good Book Publishing), Kingdom of God (Crossway) and the award winning book Why Cities Matter (Crossway). He lives in Boston with his wife Kathleen, and they have 3 daughters, two sons in law and one grandson.
Stephen serves as the Co-Director of The Hub Institute and the Director of The Center of Theology & Life. You can contact Stephen at stephen@kingshillchurch.com
Deep formation for everyday leaders.
The Cohort names the formative dimension of the Hub’s work. Through guided learning, theological reflection, and communal discernment, the Institute prioritizes deep formation—shaping convictions, habits, and imagination for faithfulness in vocation, family, culture, and ministry. The aim is not specialization, but integration: faith brought to bear on every sphere of life and work.
Serving the church with clarity, care, and conviction
The Church-Facing pillar names the Hub’s orientation toward the local church. This dimension ensures that the Hub exists for the strengthening of pastors, elders, and congregations—supporting discipleship, leadership development, and ministry through shared practices, theological clarity, and pastoral wisdom.
Mobilizing the church for faithful presence in Boston
The City-Engaging pillar names the Hub’s outward posture toward the city. This dimension connects theological formation to lived faithfulness in the public square, equipping believers to steward their vocations, relationships, and influence for the flourishing of Boston through wisdom, humility, and love.
Providing theological resources for everyday faithfulness
The Content pillar names the resourcing dimension of the Hub’s work. Through writing, teaching, podcasts, and curated materials, the Institute translates theology into accessible resources that sustain formation, strengthen the church, and guide faithful presence in everyday life.
