There are two reasons I'd vouch for him. He is not going to jail behind this. And it would be so easy for him to go back to what he was doing, and he's the one bugging us for the training. Jack joined Benton's church on Sunday, March 14, and, according to the minister, the conversion is from the soul. The type of church I minister is not a lukewarm thing.
People speak in tongues.
In my opinion, he is 110 percent dedicated. Others in need of help, particularly those addicted to crack, or PCP, cannot muster 110 percent commitment, like Jack, to straighten themselves out. He refers addicts to Ebony House. But no money is provided directly to treat crack addiction. State and county funding of behavioral health problems are so inadequate, Washington says, that the courts have seized control, with little to show for it.