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Friday, February 20, 2026
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Salvation Army features devoted leader of Hartford Citadel during Black History Month
In 1977, Delilah helped launch the Eastern Territory Black Ministries Committee, advocating for training and leadership opportunities for Black officers and helping give voice to the Black community within The Salvation Army.
A faithful soldier of the Hartford Citadel for over 50 years, Delilah was a prayer warrior, a servant, and a woman of deep hospitality. Her life reminds us that when we surrender fully to God, He can use us to do the most good.
This is shared from The Salvation Army - Ansonia Facebook page.
Talk at Ansonia Library to highlight wealthy former slave's legacy
ANSONIA - Join us tomorrow Feb. 21 at 12 p.m. [at Ansonia Library] for a powerful presentation uncovering a remarkable New Haven family story with connections to Yale University.
Based on research conducted at the Beinecke Library and highlighted in David Blight’s "Yale and Slavery," this program explores the life of a formerly enslaved inventor who died wealthy and the legacy of his family before 1920.
Descendant and New Haven native Denise Manning Keyes Page, founder of Ubuntu Storytellers and performer on The Moth Main Stage, will share two moving true stories about resilience, family, and rediscovered history.
To register please click on the link below: https://forms.gle/68XUGKJwLEpzxv7w8
Shared from the Ansonia Library Facebook page.
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