Kirk Cameron

Kirk Cameron is a television and film actor and producer, recognized for his significant contributions to faith and family-focused entertainment. He is notably famous for his role as “Mike Seaver” on the 1980s hit sitcom "Growing Pains." Cameron starred in and produced the #1 grossing inspirational film of 2008, "Fireproof," and the acclaimed documentary "Monumental." His more recent works include "Left Behind" and the collaborative film "Lifemark" with the Kendrick Brothers, which highlights the importance of life in the womb and the beauty of adoption. He also produced the documentary "The Homeschool Awakening," emphasizing the benefits and values of homeschooling.

In addition to his film work, Cameron manages CAMFAM Studios which has released films such as "Unstoppable," "Mercy Rule," and "Saving Christmas." He also conducts the marriage & parenting tour, "Living Room Reset," providing an evening of worship, teaching, and open conversation on familial and marital values. Cameron hosts the weekly talk show "Takeaways," focusing on topics pertinent to faith and family. He is also involved in the "American Campfire Revival," an event promoting principles foundational to blessed and protected family life in America.

Together with his wife, Chelsea, Cameron founded Camp Firefly, a summer camp designed for terminally ill children and their families, providing support and recreation. They reside in California with their six children, continuing to make impactful contributions in both the entertainment industry and their community through various initiatives centered on faith and family values.