Zebulon Ellis

Zebulon Ellis is a dynamic American gospel singer and worship leader known for his powerful, soulful baritone voice and heartfelt ministry. He gained national recognition through his appearances on BET’s gospel competition show *Sunday Best*, where he finished in the top four and later as a runner-up in the all-star season. A native of East Point, Georgia, Zebulon grew up immersed in church music, receiving vocal training from his family, including his grandfather and father, both pastors. He combines his deep spiritual roots with a vibrant musical style that crosses gospel, soul, and sometimes even jazz and dance influences, as seen in his collaboration with the band Incognito on the single “Strangers Become Friends.” Beyond music, Zebulon has also acted, notably playing Pastor Walker in Tyler Perry’s *Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned*.

Zebulon Ellis’s mission is to share hope and honor God through his music, pointing listeners to love, faith, and overcoming life’s struggles. He released his debut album *Lift* in 2016 and continues to inspire audiences with songs like “Lily Of The Valley (Live),” “Surviving Hell,” and “I Still Believe God.” Educated in theology at Morehouse College and a graduate of the Tri-Cities High School for Performing & Visual Arts, Zebulon balances artistry and ministry, honoring his roots while making a fresh, soulful impact in the gospel music scene.