Masterpiece
See what the Lord has done!
Approximately 8 years ago I was commissioned by the Lord to create a ministry that was geared towards enrichment, empowerment, and mentorship of young ladies. I took up a pen and began to write what I heard. Hence! Thus! The ministry is called "Daughters of Grace".
Daughters of Grace, Inc are reflective in nature by the Biblical principles of Christ that we are fashioned before the foundation of the world in His likeness. Daughters of Grace serve to challenge young ladies to assert, evaluate their lives in how they measure up in purpose, pursuit, and destiny.
We are phenomenal women, articulate, passionate, innovative, incubators of life and creatively, transforming the beauty that is us. The ministry has a kingdom agenda and mandate to influence, teach, and mentor young ladies. So many young women are deprived of childhood, sexuality, confidence, and a vertical relationship with God. By creating a horizontal relationship with each other we open up a dialogue that will speak volume to a vertical relationship with our Heavenly Father.
We are masterpieces, searching for a collaborative difference in the earth as we reach those who are in need of help.
Since 2016, we have enhanced the well-being of young women, spiritually, socially, and psychologically. In 2020 we became a 501c3 organization, so we can widen our scope in reaching young women.
Misson
To empower and enrich the spiritual, social, and psychological well-being of the community we serve.
STATEMENTS OF AFFIRMATION
We are masterpieces in the earth striving to realize his truth and yielding ourselves to his continuous work of grace in us.
We will create an atmosphere of warmth, love, and forgiveness to others.
We will create a bridge that will connect young ladies beyond the barrier of norms and obstacles guiding them to his selfless gift of salvation.
We will create harmony within the group and use opportunities to make a difference in the world.
Vision
“I am the workmanship of his hands hewn into a masterpiece, humbly I yield to his creative process”