Biography

RC Williams & Julianna Ormond

RC Williams & Julianna Ormond

The John Birch Society

RC Williams and Julianna Ormond are the husband-and-wife co-founders of Watchmen Action, a nonprofit working to equip the Church to courageously engage the culture. Drawing from their success with their behavioral-marketing firm Sherloc, they launched the online newsletters Ripped From the Headlines and We Are the Watchmen Weekly, which connect current events with biblical truth.

Their civic involvement includes helping make gold and silver legal tender in Florida and co-founding one of the nation’s largest chapters of the Florida Republican Assembly. They co-host “The Culture Crossroads” on BEK TV and co-authored the book Empowered 2 ACT: Maintaining the Pillars of Patriotism.

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