About When Ebenezer Talks WIth Pastor Milton Bunting
When Ebenezer Talks, hosted by Reverend Milton Bunting, offers thoughtful engagement at the intersection of faith, theology, and community life. Reverend Bunting, Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Exmore, Virginia, presents weekly 30–45 minute dialogues addressing ministry, societal issues, and spiritual formation, often joined by distinguished guests. The series also features Sunday Conversations—sermons that provide biblical insight and enduring wisdom for the week ahead. Subscribe to join a reflective journey that fosters understanding, connection, and transformative faith.
In this episode of When Ebenezer Talks, Pastor Milton Bunting welcomes Mrs. Alice Rogers, a respected civic leader on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, for an important conversation about the upcoming midterm elections.
Mrs. Rogers discusses voter registration, restored voting rights for formerly incarcerated individuals, early voting, absentee ballots, acceptable voter identification, and proposed constitutional amendments in Virginia. She also shares important election deadlines and information about an upcoming voter registration event on October 17 in Exmore at the fruit stand at the Occohannock Neck Road light.
With Election Day approaching, this conversation encourages residents of Accomack and Northampton counties to stay informed, understand their voting rights, and make their voices heard at the polls.
Your voice matters. Your vote matters.
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27 Feb 2026
When Ebenezer Talks: Dr. Charles Kellam (Black History Edition)
When Ebenezer Talks: Dr. Charles Kellam (Black History Edition)
Ebenezer Baptist Church welcomes you to another powerful episode of Ebenezer Talks, hosted by Pastor Milton Bunting, featuring special guest Dr. Charles James Kellam, Pastor of New Mount Zion Baptist Church.
In this inspiring and deeply personal conversation, Dr. Kellam reflects on his humble beginnings growing up in Machipongo on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, where he worked in the fields as a child and taught himself to read through discarded magazines. Through perseverance, faith, and determination, his journey led him to higher education at Saint Paul’s College, a career in education, and ultimately answering the call to ministry.
Pastor Bunting and Dr. Kellam also discuss the changing landscape of the rural church, lessons learned from growing up during segregation, and the importance of humility, friendship, and staying committed to God’s purpose.
This episode serves as a powerful testimony that regardless of where life begins, God is able to shape, prepare, and use every experience for His glory.
16 Jan 2026
Off the Script
Pastor Bunting and Deacon White sit down for a relaxed and meaningful conversation as Pastor Bunting prepares to celebrate his fiftieth birthday this Sunday. They will talk about his life journey, looking back at the experiences that shaped him from childhood to age fifty. Along the way, they discuss important lessons he has learned, his growth in faith and leadership, and other topics that come up naturally during the conversation.
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