Pastor: Is Greg Locke Suffering From Autism? Divorce With His First Wife Melissa Locke -Details To Know

Is Greg Locke Suffering From Autism? Find out the reason behind the recent autism controversy that has engulfed the pastor!

Greg Locke is predominantly known for being an outspoken pastor and author.

He is the founder of the Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee.

A proclaimed Revivalist, he is one of the known pastors in the U.S. and has often become the center of media and public attention.

His recent statement has landed him in heat as the internet is going gaga over the matter. Stay tuned to learn more about it.

Is Greg Locke Suffering From Autism?

Greg Locke is not suffering from Autism. There are no records of him or his family suffering from autism.

However, it is his recent statement where he implied that children suffering from autism are possessed by demons.

The pastor made the claim in a sermon where he compared the autistic “fits” and “outbursts” in the Bible to demonic possession.

While he received a standing ovation for his sermon, the netizens are not taking the statement positively like the devotees.

Thus, Pastor Locke is currently under heat and being called out on social media.

Greg Locke Divorce With Wife Melissa Locke Details

Pastor Greg Locke faced divorce from his first wife, Melissa Locke in 2018.

Melissa was the one who filed for divorce, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Pastor Locke had wished her good luck for her future and talked positively about her mental health.

Meanwhile, he married his second wife, Tai Locke in the same year.

Tai is his administrative assistant at the church thus, she is heavily involved in church matters.

Greg Locke Net Worth Revealed

Greg Locke has not disclosed his net worth figures in public as of yet.

We will update this section as soon as we get more insiders into his earnings and personal wealth value shortly.

Where Is Greg Locke Now?

Pastor-cum-author Greg Locke is based in Tennessee from the start.

Though he has traveled to 48 states and 16 nations worldwide, he returns to his Tennessee home where his church is located.

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