About Greg
I grew up fighting. I did cocaine with my dad at thirteen, brawled with just about anybody, and enlisted in the Marine Corps during my senior year of high school. I was named Honorman of my boot camp platoon, the Marine who carries the guidon, and I was combat promoted to corporal in Kuwait on March 23, 1991.
Coming home brought a different kind of battle. Coming to terms with PTSD, understanding that I was carrying wounds that couldn't be seen, and fighting battles I didn't always understand. It wasn't until I leaned into what happened to me that I began to experience true healing and restoration.
Today, I serve as a pastor, author of The Guide, and speaker, sharing my journey with honesty and transparency: the struggles, the scars, and the transforming power of God's grace. My hope is that through my story, others will find the courage, resilience, faith, and hope to face their own battles and discover that their story isn't over.
Greg Munck
Greg Munck played high school football and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps during his senior year. In boot camp he earned the Honorman and Guide Leatherneck Award. He deployed to Desert Storm and was combat promoted to corporal on March 23, 1991, during the fight to free Kuwait.
After the war, Greg built a career in business as Asia Pacific Regional Manager for QLogic, even as the effects of combat surfaced in his life. His faith carried him through and led him into ministry. Today he is lead executive pastor and a co-founder of Crossline Community Church.
His memoir, The Guide: Survival, Warfighting, Peacemaking, was published in 2023 by The Core Media Group. Greg travels to speak for The Guide Soldier Foundation, his 501(c)(3) serving soldiers and veterans, and serves as West Coast Ambassador for SOF Missions. He is also part of Legendarios USA as LGND #200006, helping bring an English TOP to the West Coast. He and his wife, Kymbry, have been married since 1992.



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