Hello, This is the basic break down of my deck:

 

Lands:

24 Plains

 

Creatures: (17)

3 Suntail  Hawk

2 Devoted Retainer

2 Slith Ascendant

1 Leonin Skyhunter

1 Diving Griffin

1 Wall of Nets

1 Wall of Swords

1 Gustcloak Savior

1 Serra Advocate

1 Serra Angel

1 Exalted Angel

1 Radiant, Archangel

1 Silver Seraph

 

Artifacts: (3)

1 Fireshrieker

1 Leonin Sun Standard

1 Whispersilk Cloak

 

Enchantments: (10)

3 Glorious Anthem

2 Arrest

1 Spirit Link

1 Sacred Ground

1 Rule of law

1 Noble Purpose

1 Righteous Cause

 

Sorcery's: (5)

2 Sacred Nectar

2 Breath of Life

1 Wrath of God

 

Instants: (6)

3 Awe Strike

3 Holy Day

 

Thank you for taking the time to help me, it is very much appreciated.  Alright, I know you can't exactly call this a angel deck, but if angels were cheaper (both mana cost and $) I would have my angel deck. I originally created this deck because my friend had a green elf deck that would waste me on land so, naturally, I took the battle to the skies.  I wanted a fast deck that would "peck" at my opponents.  As you can tell, this would mean that I would have to dominate the early game to win.  Unfortenatly, that doesn't always work out, so I added some stronger creatures for the late game incase my hawk/anthem combo didn't work.  I would like your advice, maybe you can help me improve my deck.

 

-Mike

Well, first of all, let me sympathize with you on the difficulty of acquiring and casting Angels.  Everybody loves an Angel, so every Angel card tends to be expensive.  And of course White isn't exactly the mana-accelerating color either.  But these factors need not deter you from your goal of a glorious winged victory announced by the heavenly trumpet of a skyful of angels.

First of all, take out your Walls, Diving Griffin, and Devoted Retainer.  In their place, put four Courier Hawk and four Beacon Hawk.  This will help move your early creatures to the sky, lower their overall mana costs, and make them all Hawks for theme purposes.  Then you can have a Hawk/Angel deck of sorts.  Beacon and Courier make especially good early beaters, as the Courier can poke your opponent for 1 a turn while still being able to block, and the Beacon can untap your best defender if it hits (and if you've got enough open mana, the best defender may be Beacon itself.)