Rich Aguilera to present children's program for virtual campmeeting
June 10, 2020
Children's programming will feature the "Mud Guy"
As part of the children's programming for 2020 Virtual Campmeeting, scheduled for June 17-20, Rich Aguilera will be presenting prior to each main presentation.
Aguilera, also known as the "Mud Guy," has been writing for Guide Magazine for more than 10 years. He is also the author of several books including Passport to Adventure and has produced popular television programs such as Kids’ Time, The BIG 3, Bible Treasures, and The Creation Case. Recently he wrote and produced the feature film, The Mysterious Note. For the last few years, he's been touring his live stage show: DINOSAURS! What Does the Bible Say? His ministry is called One Mustard Seed, and his store is Unique Christian Toys. Rich lives in Michigan and is married and has two teenage sons.
For more information about 2020 Virtual Campmeeting, see the webpage at www.uccsda.org/campmeeting.
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