Nathan Neighbour is a speaker, author, spiritual entrepreneur and transformational trainer who specializes in the field of spiritual development and character transformation. He began his professional career at age 12, working as on-air talent for the Children’s Broadcasting Corporation, performing live with Disney, Universal Studios and the Academy of Television and Radio. Nathan continued his career in the arts, including work in theatre, music and experience design.

Nathan graduated with a B.A. in Youth Culture and Modern Music from California Baptist University, and holds a double masters in Entrepreneur Leadership and Theological Studies. He spent 6 years working with the Mosaic LA community, serving with the artisan and communicator teams.  Nathan founded and currently leads Humanity Church in the heart of the Downtown Pomona arts colony, developing communities that speak to the core of human creativity and spirituality.  He released his first book Enhanced: It’s Not Enough to Just Believe in 2020.

Nathan has trained thousands in both personal and professional contexts as a certified transformational trainer and coach.  He is passionate about seeing others experience freedom by realigning vision with commitment, discovering their uniqueness, and living out the dreams that are placed within their soul.  Nathan strives to create spaces where communities become an intentional force of beauty – seeing their lives as the most powerful medium to shape the future of humanity.

Nathan lives in Pomona, CA with his wife, Marla, and two sons, Jackson Brave and Collin Blaze. 

Nathan is dedicated to:

Creativity
Human beings were made to create as a part of our divine DNA.  When that creativity is unleashed by focusing our character, all things are possible.  We were made to leave a unique imprint on every person along our journey.

Future
Tomorrow always has the potential to look exponentially more beautiful than our past.  When we are willing to release what has been, we are freed up to invent powerful futures – for us and our community.

Greatness
There are no ordinary people.  God has crafted all of us to tell a powerful story that will shape our world, each in our own way.  When we own our greatness, we can live in the abundance of that story.