New Washington Community Quilters

New Washington Community Quilters The Community Quilters is a very active and vital ministry serving the community and surrounding counties. When she awoke, she knew exactly what she was to do.

They make and donate hundreds of quilts each year to various organizations and groups. After raising her family, Mary Barth of New Washington, felt the desire to find a meaningful mission for her life. She spent a night in prayer, asking God to reveal a direction for her. She was to make warm blankets for homeless folks. In 1992, she, along with a group of ladies from the New Washington United Met

hodist Church began to sew. They met in the church basement once a month and relying on donations of used blankets, used clothing, and fabric scraps, many warm blankets were sewn and donated to several local organizations which included Red Cross, Salvation Army, Harmony House, and My Very Own Blanket. Today the group now known as The New Washington Community Quilters meets monthly in St. John’s Lutheran Church basement. The group consists of ladies from all around the community and over 200 quilts are donated annually. Still relying on donations only, hundreds of folks are warmed by Mary’s vision and the work of a community of generous volunteers.

07/14/2026
Bexley Hiler passed away on May 26. She is the great niece of quilter, Debbie Hiler.
05/29/2026

Bexley Hiler passed away on May 26. She is the great niece of quilter, Debbie Hiler.

View Bexley Hiler's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

The New Washington Community Quilters meet at St. John’s, 203 E Mansfield St, New Washington, on the fourth Monday of ea...
03/31/2026

The New Washington Community Quilters meet at St. John’s, 203 E Mansfield St, New Washington, on the fourth Monday of each month, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. They are a very active and vital ministry serving the community and surrounding counties. In 2025, quilts were given to Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) for their baby shower; My Very Own Blanket; Crawford County Job & Family Services, the Salvation Army in Bucyrus, Wayfairer (Women’s Shelter) in Mansfield, and Bucyrus Outreach & Restoration Network (BORN). A total of 149 quilts were made and donated. There are many people that help with the completion of the quilts. Quilters pictured are Pat Nieset, Phyllis Niedermier, Chris Sheibley, Evelyn Rhodebeck, Janet Snyder, Connie Geissman, Judy Schaaf, Linda Freeman, Barb VanOrsdall, Irene Springer, Linda McCarthy, Deb Hiler, and Bev Martin. Donations of sheets and blankets may be taken to St. John’s, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

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203 E Mansfield St, New Washington, OH 44854
New Washington, OH

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