Nathaniel Katz

The Rev. Nathaniel Katz is an Episcopal priest, faith-based communicator and social entrepreneur. He is currently the Director of Communications for Claremont School of Theology, where he manages the school’s external communications, including its website, publications, media relations and its content presence across multiple social media platforms.

In 2010, Katz received his Master of Divinity degree from Harvard Divinity School, where he studied with Diana Eck and Peter Gomes, among others. After completing his studies, Katz served for three years as the Epps Fellow in the Memorial Church at Harvard University. As Epps Fellow, Katz was charged with overseeing the church’s undergraduate ministries. He also collaborated closely with the campus interfaith community on several joint programmatic initiatives and assumed leadership for the planning of an interreligious campus vigil following the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings .During the 2012-13 academic year, Katz was responsible for programming speakers for Morning Prayers, a daily ecumenical service that dates back to the 17th century. He also launched the 🰀🰁🰂🰃🰄🰅🰆🰇🰈🰉🰂🰃🰄🰆🰊🰄🰋🰆🰁🰌🰍🰌🰎🰄🰏🰁🰉🰐🰑🰁🰂🰄🰂🰑🰁🰒🰍🰈🰑🰂🰓🰄🰔🰉🰕🰍🰌🰎🰄first podcast of Morning Prayers services, making it possible for listeners far beyond Harvard Yard to 🰖🰑🰌🰑🰀🰃🰄🰊🰁🰆🰔🰄🰃🰗🰉🰃🰄🰇🰉🰍🰘🰐🰄🰂🰅🰉🰈🰑🰄🰆🰊🰄🰎🰁🰉🰈🰑🰙benefit from that space of grace.

Katz serves on the Bishop’s Committee for Creative Ministries as well as the Program Group for Youth and Young Adult Ministries for the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. He helps to run Laundry Love East Hollywood - a chapter of a national grassroots movement dedicated to uplifting human dignity by providing access to free laundry service. And he is affiliated with Holy Spirit Episcopal Community in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles.

In 2014, Katz was named to the “Future 50” - a cohort of 50 religious leaders located in Southern California who share a commitment to interfaith and civic engagement.🰖🰑🰌🰑🰀🰃🰄🰊🰁🰆🰔🰄🰃🰗🰉🰃🰄🰇🰉🰍🰘🰐🰄🰂🰅🰉🰈🰑🰄🰆🰊🰄🰎🰁🰉🰈🰑🰙