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Gathering a healing and just church community with City of Refuge in Columbus, OH. Owner and Roaster @mosaic_coffee. Editorial Manager.

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Update on the Chronicles of Deception

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By Timothy Cho Verified
| Medium
For those of you who have been following the story of how our former pastor, James Kessler, spun a web of deception that culminated in the implosion of our former church (which I wrote about here), I wanted to provide an update. Below, I’ve provided redacted copies of a BCO 31–2 that was filed against Kessler on August 10, 2024. In the Presbyterian Church in America, a 31–2 is an official judicial procedure requesting an investigation of a pastor.
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De novo Design of a Peptide Modulator to Reverse Sodium Channel Dysfunction Linked to Cardiac Arrhythmias and Epilepsy

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By Ryan Mahling, Bence Hegyi, Erin Cullen, Timothy Cho Verified
| BioRxiv
Abstract Ion channels orchestrate electrical signaling in excitable cells. In nature, ion channel function is customized by modulatory proteins that have evolved to fulfill distinct physiological needs. Yet, engineering synthetic modulators that precisely tune ion channel function is challenging.
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Thread by @tisaiahcho on Thread Reader App

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By Timothy Cho Verified
| threadreaderapp.com
May 28 A pastor who is held captive to image and whose identity has become enmeshed with their ministry is unable to be honest, vulnerable, and transparent about how their church is actually doing. They will hide financial struggles or take unethical routes to pay the church's bills. They will avoid difficult conversations that affect the health of the church and will shirk their discipleship responsibilities for outward appearances of churchliness.
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