United Methodist Church,Osborne,Kansas

07/28/2026

Mark your calendars for this.

07/24/2026

Recognizing that nothing in creation can separate us from the boundless love of God, we are inspired to discover the priceless joy of the unexpected Kingdom and wholeheartedly go all-in for what truly matters. Join us Sunday as we conclude our August Sermon Series "Common Ground, Uncommon Grace."

07/17/2026

In a groaning world filled with complexities and conflict, we are invited to choose patient restraint over immediate judgment, prioritizing the future of relationships over fleeting victories to safeguard God's ultimate harvest of grace. Join us Sunday as we continue our sermon series "Common Ground, Uncommon Grace.

07/13/2026

07/10/2026

As we continue our "Common Ground Uncommon Grace" Series join us Sunday as we Dig Deeper / Romans 8:1–11; Matthew 13:1–9, 18–23 / When we look at the world through a lens of scarcity, everything feels limited. But the liberating power of life in the Spirit shifts our focus to abundance. We are challenged to look past the surface and cultivate the common soil around us—soil that is already teeming with hidden,
God-given potential.

07/07/2026

The Osborne Food Pantry has been blessed with free eggs for the August 5th distribution but they come in flimsy flats. So we are asking you to save your egg cartons, and donate them, so they are easier to distribute.

07/03/2026

We live in a world that often feels divided, exhausted, and running on empty. It’s easy to get caught up in the friction of daily life and lose sight of the bigger picture. Starting this week, we are diving into a transformative new four-week sermon series titled "Common Ground, Uncommon Grace." Rooted in the profound teachings of Romans and the vivid parables of Matthew, this series is an invitation to pause, shift our perspective, and discover how God’s extraordinary grace meets us right in the middle of our ordinary, messy lives.

Join us Sunday as we Listen Closer/ Romans 7:15–25a; Matthew 11:16–19, 25–30 / We all know the frustration of human limitations and the exhaustion of trying to do it all on our own. This week, we hear Jesus’s restorative invitation to step away from the grind, drop our rigid expectations, and lean entirely into the unforced rhythms of His grace.