Daniel Snoke works in the Chapel and Christian Formation office at Grove City College, leading and discipling students in worship. He also serves as the music director for City Reformed Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh, PA. Formerly serving as campus ministry staff at Point Park University and designing worship resources for the CCO training department, his work now focuses on training and equipping churches and students from a diversity of traditions and cultures to serve both the faithful and the skeptic in Christ centered worship. Daniel writes music for worship and collaborates with Cardiphonia Music as a guest artist.
Daniel is passionate about artists seeking the common good through the hands of the local church by embracing worship in community for the mind, body, and spirit. As a leader, his goal is to help form and direct both the beliefs and expressions of others to the glory of God.
Pittsburgh native, Daniel is a Pennsylvania rust-belt evangelist who takes any and every opportunity to preach the cultural legacy of the City of Bridges. He and his wife live in Highland Park, where they spend their time renovating a 110+ year old house. Daniel has also spent time as a recording engineer for the Apsen Music Festival and School, Pittsburgh Digital recording company, Audible Images studio, and the Pittsburgh Opera.
Daniel is passionate about artists seeking the common good through the hands of the local church by embracing worship in community for the mind, body, and spirit. As a leader, his goal is to help form and direct both the beliefs and expressions of others to the glory of God.
Pittsburgh native, Daniel is a Pennsylvania rust-belt evangelist who takes any and every opportunity to preach the cultural legacy of the City of Bridges. He and his wife live in Highland Park, where they spend their time renovating a 110+ year old house. Daniel has also spent time as a recording engineer for the Apsen Music Festival and School, Pittsburgh Digital recording company, Audible Images studio, and the Pittsburgh Opera.