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Church Members Confront Drug Crisis in Dallas

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Reid Porter always knew he wanted to use his law degree to “right wrongs and bring about justice in a broken world.”  He just thought that would happen overseas – not in West Dallas, helping residents use civil litigation to rid their neighborhood of drug houses.  In 2009, while attending Park City Presbyterian Church in Dallas, Texas, Porter started Act for Justice, a nonprofit that works to end violence in Dallas-Fort Worth by shutting down dr…
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Church Members Confront Drug Crisis in Dallas

Reid Porter always knew he wanted to use his law degree to “right wrongs and bring about justice in a broken world.”  He just thought that would happen overseas – not in West Dallas, helping residents use civil litigation to rid their neighborhood of drug houses.  In 2009, while attending Park City Presbyterian Church in Dallas, Texas, Porter started Act for Justice, a nonprofit that works to end violence in Dallas-Fort Worth by shutting down dr…

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byFaith broke the news in on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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