About Marci and Seth Julin

 

What began as a college romance at Bryan College in Tennessee turned into a lifelong journey of unexpected challenges, deep spiritual lessons, and God’s redemptive grace. Seth and Marci met in 1990 and were married during Christmas break of their junior year. After graduation—and with their first and only child on the way—they moved to the Orlando, Florida area, where they would spend the next 27 years building a life together.

Though they had hoped to serve as foreign missionaries, Marci’s declining health closed that door. Instead, they devoted themselves to serving God through local church life and in their daily roles. Seth developed a career in data analysis, while Marci focused on raising their son and managing the home—despite persistent and debilitating health challenges.

In her mid-30s, Marci became involved in muscle testing and an energy-based modality called NAET. Unknowingly, the Julins stepped into spiritual deception, relying on practices rooted in divination. Yet, by God’s grace, He gently opened their eyes and brought them to repentance. Though they wished to leave that season quietly behind, God began using their story to warn others and bring truth to light.

In His mercy, the Lord healed Marci of 13 diagnosed conditions and lifted four decades of depression, as she studied and applied biblical truth about health, illness, and healing. As an author and speaker, Marci has been able to share her journey with others—offering biblical hope to the chronically ill and exposing the spiritual dangers hidden in many alternative health practices.

For 13 years, the Julins walked through the difficult yet sacred season of caregiving for Seth’s parents, both of whom battled Alzheimer’s disease before going home to be with the Lord. Seth and Marci now reside in the foothills of North Georgia to be closer to their son’s family. There, Marci stepped into full-time ministry with Heart & Mind Ministries, a work born out of their testimony and burden to help others walk in truth and freedom.

Though their path of service has looked very different from what they imagined, they readily see the sovereign and loving hand of God in it all. To Him be the glory.