Dr. Jeremy Towns, a former NFL player and resident at UAB Hospital, took to social media to express shock and disappointment about vandalism at his ministry.
The founder of an Alabama-based Christian organization took to social media to express his shock and disappointment after he discovered items had been stolen and a racial slur had been spray painted on a property set to become a retreat center once completed.
Towns, a Wenonah High School grad who played college football at Samford, concluded his post with saying that he’d figure out a solution to the problem. “I gave myself a couple hours to be mad. Then, I flipped my mindset to joy. Why? I’m not an angry person. No one died. No one got hurt,” Towns said in
The organization is currently taking tax-deductible gifts via Venmo at @RANSOM-U or CashApp at $RANSOMU.
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