R.E. Daniels
Reggie Daniels is widely known for his down to earth and practical messages. Reggie’s messages are inspirational, sprinkled with humor, and challenges the audiences to never give up on their dreams and aspirations.
Born in Madison, Florida, Reggie’s public journey began in high school when he was asked to participate in the annual high school senior play. He later participated in a play in the local community college, where he received rave reviews for his role in the play. Following his performance, he was encouraged to pursue a career in acting.
Reggie accepted the call in ministry in 1997. He pastured a thriving church in his hometown Madison, Florida for four and a half years. However, he felt the urge to take his messages of hope beyond the four walls of the sanctuary.
Currently, he is a Corporate Chaplain for Marketplace Chaplains USATM, one of the largest corporate chaplain providers in the United States (now serving 41 states). He currently serves over 1500 employees.
He has a weekly teaching radio program on WMAF AM Madison, Florida. He recently launched The Bottom Line, a weekly radio program for youth by the youth. The program addresses everyday issues teenagers face on a daily basis.
He has written a book entitled, Voices of Treasure which he is looking to have published in the near future. The book speaks abut the importance and benefits of reaching out to the less fortunate.
He was formerly employed by the Florida Department of Corrections. During his tenure, he was responsible for implementing and coordinating the Literacy program at the Madison Correctional Institution, where he held the position of Literacy Facilitator.
Reggie is a contributing writer for Hallelujah Christian magazine. He serves on the Board of Directors at the local senior citizens center. Reggie makes it clear that senior citizens and the youth have a special place in his heart, in addition to his wonderful family.
PROGRAMS:
“How to Get Along with you Know Who”
“Finding Peace in the Middle of the Storm”
“Everyone has a Bottom Line, What’s Yours?”
Reggie Daniels is widely known for his down to earth and practical messages. Reggie’s messages are inspirational, sprinkled with humor, and challenges the audiences to never give up on their dreams and aspirations.
Born in Madison, Florida, Reggie’s public journey began in high school when he was asked to participate in the annual high school senior play. He later participated in a play in the local community college, where he received rave reviews for his role in the play. Following his performance, he was encouraged to pursue a career in acting.
Reggie accepted the call in ministry in 1997. He pastured a thriving church in his hometown Madison, Florida for four and a half years. However, he felt the urge to take his messages of hope beyond the four walls of the sanctuary.
Currently, he is a Corporate Chaplain for Marketplace Chaplains USATM, one of the largest corporate chaplain providers in the United States (now serving 41 states). He currently serves over 1500 employees.
He has a weekly teaching radio program on WMAF AM Madison, Florida. He recently launched The Bottom Line, a weekly radio program for youth by the youth. The program addresses everyday issues teenagers face on a daily basis.
He has written a book entitled, Voices of Treasure which he is looking to have published in the near future. The book speaks abut the importance and benefits of reaching out to the less fortunate.
He was formerly employed by the Florida Department of Corrections. During his tenure, he was responsible for implementing and coordinating the Literacy program at the Madison Correctional Institution, where he held the position of Literacy Facilitator.
Reggie is a contributing writer for Hallelujah Christian magazine. He serves on the Board of Directors at the local senior citizens center. Reggie makes it clear that senior citizens and the youth have a special place in his heart, in addition to his wonderful family.
PROGRAMS:
“How to Get Along with you Know Who”
“Finding Peace in the Middle of the Storm”
“Everyone has a Bottom Line, What’s Yours?”
