Wings of Grace Ministries, Inc., is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation whose mission is to inspire teenagers to improve and prosper their lives through the use of good decision making skills.
Welcome to wings of grace ministries
Our mission is to inspire teenagers to improve and prosper their lives through the use of good decision making skills.
Our Mission is to inspire teenagers to improve and prosper in their lives through the use of good decision making skills.
Teen Aviation
Our teen ministries mission is to inspire our students to improve and prosper their lives through the use of good decision-making skills. We want to impart in them the knowledge that they are valuable with God-given gifts and talents, and they have a bright future ahead of them.
Low-Income Housing Ministry
Another core mission of Wings of Grace is to provide quality affordable housing for individuals and families. There is a huge homeless population in Brevard county, including many families with children.
Putting God First
Missions
Flight
Music
Speaking
Engagement
Our Music program teaches value of self-discipline, practice, repetition, commitment, persistence and patience required to develop proficiency in any new skill
Saturday, July 29 at 7 PM – 10 PM 420 Babcock St Melbourne, FL 32901 United States
Our Founders
Dwight Bell
Co-Founder and Executive Director, Commercial helicopter pilot, private fixed-wing pilot. Senior, Married to Angelia , three grown sons and three grandsons.
Angelia Bell
Co-Founder and Director of the Wings of Grace Music Ministry. Earned a Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Brenau College in Gainesville, Georgia.
Why We Do What We Do?
Practically every day we hear of a heart breaking story of a young person who has made a bad decision that has resulted in a death, a prison sentence, a squandered opportunity or a wasted life.
Today hope seems to be diminishing among young people. Many parents struggle with debt, losing homes to foreclosure and eviction, losing jobs and the difficulties of finding a new one. A young teenage may look at his or her parents and think; “If my parents are having trouble making it, what hope is there for me?” Out desire is to give out students a sense of hope!
We want to impart in them the knowledge that they are valuable, that they have a unique gift and they have a bright future ahead of them. Teenagers rarely find this on their own – it must be communicated to them by someone they respect and trust. Unfortunately many may not hear this message from their parents, teachers or clergy.
This process begins by introducing them to aviation and giving them their first flight lesson. From this they see that there is an opportunity to accomplish something big in life, even earning a pilot’s licenses. Our hope is that they see that someone believes in them and cares for them. Who would let a teenager fly an airplane?” They really do stand a little taller when wearing their flight uniform.