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In 2011, Nathan and three of his siblings went on a ten day mission trip to Guatemala, where he did manual labor to help a local orphanage. Nathan is often said to have a heart for missions, and has gone on a number of mission trips. Nathan is regularly featured in both shows. In 2015, UpTV began airing a similar show, Bringing Up Bates. In 2012, TLC aired one season of the show United Bates of America, which focused on Nathan's family. Nathan appeared on the TLC show 19 Kids and Counting many times as a teenager and young adult. Nathan in 17 Kids and Counting Television Career He is currently working on earning his commercial license. Some time prior to April of 2017, Nathan earned his private pilot's license. He is currently an EMR, as well as a reserved deputy sheriff with the Anderson County Sheriff Department. Some time prior to 2013, Nathan completed first responder training and began working as a volunteer fireman for the Medford Fire department. Not much else is known about Nathan's childhood.įrom a young age, Nathan wanted to be a preacher.
He was also raised as an active participant of Bill Gothard's Institute in Basic Life Principles.Īs an adult, Nathan is said to enjoy water sports, but it is unknown if this hobby began during his childhood.
He was the couple's fifth child, and they went on to have fourteen more children after him.Īlong with his siblings, Nathan was homeschooled growing up.
Kenneth Nathaniel "Nathan" Bates was born on August 29, 1993, to Gil Bates and Kelly Jo Callaham.
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