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Still Growing: An Autobiography

Kirk Cameron

Hardcover | Pages: 256 pages

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Original Title:	Still Growing: An Autobiography
ISBN:	0830744517 (ISBN13: 9780830744510)
Edition Language:	English

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I really enjoyed this book that I found cheaply in a Philippine bookstore. I had seen the actor in several Christian movies but was unaware of his secular acting career prior to his conversion. I was encouraged by his bold testimony after his conversion as he left his secular acting career behind realising it was incompatible with his new-found faith. His strong Christian faith now is a testimony in the midst of a Hollywood that isn't the least bit interested in the things of God. It is hard to find Christians in those circles who are truly trying to live in holiness. Most seem to be walking danger lines in a desperate attempt to hold on to their fame and fortune. Cameron isn't doing this and I'm sure has faced ridicule due to the stance he has taken in accordance with the Bible. An example of Jesus' instruction to count the cost and to give up our worldly lives when we decide to follow him. Recommended for Christians in positions of responsibility debating whether to "go public" with their faith. There is really only one option.

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Title	:	Still Growing: An Autobiography
Author	:	Kirk Cameron
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 256 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2008 by Regal (first published April 30th 2008)
Categories	:	Biography. Nonfiction. Christian. Autobiography. Memoir. Biography Memoir. Religion. Christianity

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Sitcom child actor grows up and tells about his life in the business. I did watch Growing Pains when I was growing up, and later the Left Behind movies. It is always interesting to me to hear the background, in between stuff, especially when it comes from the horses mouth. I know it sounds corny, but this book did make me laugh, and cry. There were many bits I read to my husband when I was reading through the book, that made us go hunh, or even laugh. And telling my mom the story of Camp Firefly

I loved the first part of this book and learning some neat things about the making of Growing Pains and how Kirk grew up on the set. I was one of Kirk Cameron's biggest fans for obvious reasons. I have even heard him speak at a Christian conference and was very impressed that a man from Hollywood could be so convicted. However, I found the last 1/3 of the book preachy and self-righteous. I am a Christian but probably wouldn't recommend this for a non-Christian because I think it comes off too

As a child of the '80s, I couldn't help but love this book. I remember so many of the things he talks about. I enjoyed Kirk's account of his teenage self-image issues in the midst of his teen idol status. His account of his conversion to Christianity is extraordinary. He has given up millions of dollars in order to live out his faith.



I really enjoyed this book that I found cheaply in a Philippine bookstore. I had seen the actor in several Christian movies but was unaware of his secular acting career prior to his conversion. I was encouraged by his bold testimony after his conversion as he left his secular acting career behind realising it was incompatible with his new-found faith. His strong Christian faith now is a testimony in the midst of a Hollywood that isn't the least bit interested in the things of God. It is hard to

I read this for my former teenage self who was madly in love with Kirk Cameron and had posters of him all over my walls. Unfortunately he lived a fairly boring life.

I was never a huge Kirk Cameron fan growing up. I occasionally watched Growing Pains as a kid, but it's not one of the shows that come to mind when I think of my favorite shows as a kid. (Those would be more Saved by the Bell, Full House, Boy Meets World, Roseanne, etc.) However, I am a huge fan of his sister, Candace; and after reading and loving his mom's autobiography a few years ago, I've always been curious about him. I knew Kirk was a born-again Christian, and had always heard the rumors