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Yanick Ethier: Cast your anxieties upon him (1 Peter 5:6–7)

January 6, 2021 | Yanick Ethier

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Yanick Ethier helps us learn to humble ourselves by casting our anxieties upon God because he cares for us. Session 1 of the 2020 online event.

Yanick Ethier attended SEMBEQ (Quebec Baptist Evangelical Seminary) for his Bachelor’s degree in Theology. Married to Esther for 24 years and father of 2 young adults, Yanick has been serving in the pastoral ministry with The Fellowship of Canadian Baptists in Quebec for 20 years, in his mother church in Longueuil. He his now the pastor of teaching and vision at Église de L’Espoir. His passion in the ministry is preaching the Word and training pastors. In 2011, with a band of dear brother pastors, Yanick had the privilege of starting Sola, a gospel coalition for the French-speaking Canadians with a vision of joining a movement for the Gospel and our country. Yanick is an original Council Member for TGC Canada. You can find Yanick’s at Egliseespoir.com or reach him personally at yethier(at)egliseespoir.com.

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