
GUSTO! organizes intellectually stimulating activities and events through which we can learn and share our experiences.
We will host Lunch-N-Learn hybrid meetings during the upcoming 2025-2026 season, in person at King of Glory Lutheran Church and through Zoom.
Register if you'd like to reserve a lunch and enjoy gathering together to eat and listen to incredible speakers! People of all ages are invited to attend and guests are always welcome.
Please register prior to attending, regardless of the way you will be joining us. A Free-Will Offering will be collected. For more information, email
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Upcoming Meetings
January 12, 2026
Veridical Perception in Near-Death Experiences
Dr. Jan Holden, Chair of the Department of Counseling & Higher Education, University of North Texas
Lunch is provided with registration — please use the link to register. A FREE WILL offering will be received.
You can attend in person or via Zoom, but registration is requested either way.
Mark your calendars and join us, on Monday, January 12th at 11:30am!
2025 - 2026 Schedule
(UPDATE IN-PROGRESS)
September 14, 2025
"Hadisi"
One Family's Journey: Feeling War to Becoming US Citizens
The Felekeni Family;
King of Glory members, the Felekeni family, will be sharing their story of their perilous journey from out of the war-torn Congo, where their very lives were at risk. They lived for many years in refugee camps, all-the-while continually searching for a lost daughter. Ending with their eventual arrival in the United States, the Felekeni's will share how they never stopped doubting the goodness of God throughout their journey.
Don't miss this special presentation by our very own King of Glory members, the Felekeni family.
November 17, 2025
Lunch & Learn: The National Medal Honor Museum - w/ Col. Mike Caldwell (USAF, Ret.)
Col. Mike Caldwell (USAF, Ret.)
Join us for a powerful presentation with Col. Mike Caldwell (USAF, Ret.) as he shares stories from the new National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, TX. Discover the courage, sacrifice, and humanity behind America’s highest military honor.
Lunch is provided with registration — please use the link to register. A FREE WILL offering will be received.
You can attend in person or via Zoom, but registration is requested either way.
January 12, 2026
Veridical Perception in Near-Death Experiences
Dr. Jan Holden, Chair of the Department of Counseling & Higher Education, University of North Texas
Join us for an informative session with Dr. Jan Holden as she shares remarkable cases where individuals perceive information later verified as true. This fascinating conversation invites curiosity, wonder, and thoughtful dialogue. Don't miss it!
Mark your calendars and join us, on Monday, January 12th at 11:30am!
march 9, 2025
A Dog Called Hope, A Wounded Warrior and the Dog Who Saved Him
SSgt. Jason Morgan, USAF ret., Author
Join us as we welcome SSgt. Jason Morgan, USAF (ret.), best-selling author, and national spokesperson for a national organization that pairs service animals with wounded veterans. Morgan will share his inspiring story, as told in his book "A Dog Called Hope," about his journey with his service dog and the life-changing impact of their partnership. Don't miss this heartwarming and informative presentation!
May 11, 2025
Empowering Seniors to Thrive at Home
Eric van Goethem, Owner of Amada Senior Care, Dallas
Join us for an informative session with Eric von Goethem, owner of Amanda Senior Care - Dallas, as he shares his personal mission to support seniors in living safely and comfortably in their own homes. Drawing from his experience caring for his father and the emotional toll it took on his family, Eric will provide valuable guidance on navigating caregiving challenges. He will also share his personal journey, highlighting what led him to dedicate his career to senior care. With his expertise and compassion, this session promises to be both informative and inspiring. Don't miss it!
