The Story of Osgood

OSGOOD: A TRUE STORY OF FAITH AND MIRACLES

It began in a small Ohio kitchen, where one ordinary woman heard an extraordinary voice.

While rolling out pie dough, Karen Homan heard God whisper: “Build a restaurant as a ministry.” Terrified and unsure, she tried to ignore it—but the Holy Spirit would not let her go.

What followed was a journey of faith, obedience, and impossible provision.

When Karen told her family, they thought she had lost her mind. Her sons were angry, her husband resisted, and even Karen begged God to choose someone else. But the Holy Spirit can be persistent.

In the face of doubt, miracles began to unfold. A photograph appeared—an old picture of the Osgood State Bank, the very building she’d been told to buy. Three little girls stood on its steps. One of them was Karen, decades earlier. It was the unmistakable sign she had asked for.

From that moment on, miracle after miracle followed. Strangers showed up with checks—$50,000, $200,000, and finally $360,000 written on the spot—each gift arriving exactly when it was needed. The project that “should never have worked” became a thriving ministry called The Do Good Restaurant.

Now, this true story of faith, family, and the power of obedience is being brought to the screen in Osgood. It’s a cinematic journey that will remind audiences that God still calls to people to fulfill His mission and finds them in the most extraordinary places.

If Karen’s story stirs within your heart— you can be part of this story. Your support will help share Karen’s miracle with the world, inspiring others to listen when God calls and to give when He moves. Please join us!

Because sometimes, the greatest miracles begin with a simple yes.