Chelsea Noble

Chelsea Noble is an actress recognized for her portrayal of Kate McDonnell on the ABC television sitcom "Growing Pains." Noble began her acting career with guest appearances on television series including "Full House" and "Days of Our Lives," and later appeared in series such as "Who's the Boss?," "Cheers," and "Bookers" before taking on her notable role on "Growing Pains." From season five through season seven of the sitcom, Noble played Mike Seaver's girlfriend, Kate McDonnell.

Noble played the main role of Elizabeth Waters in the WB comedy series "Kirk." She expanded her filmography into faith-based cinema, playing Hattie Durham in all three "Left Behind" films of the original trilogy. Her television movie credits include "A Little Piece of Heaven," "Star Struck," "Your Lucky Dog," and "Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers." Her film credits include "Instant Karma," "The Willies," and the "Left Behind" series, which includes "Left Behind: The Movie," "Left Behind II: Tribulation Force," and "Left Behind III: World at War."

Noble has also appeared in several uncredited cameos as a kissing double in films, a practice visible in the fire station scene of the movie "Fireproof." She co-starred with her husband in the independent movie "Mercy Rule," playing a married couple with two children, marking the first time she was credited as Chelsea Cameron.

In addition to her work in television and film, Noble has been involved in philanthropic efforts. She and her husband founded The Firefly Foundation, which sponsors camping trips for terminally ill children and their families. They also created the online marriage course, "The Heart of Family: Six Weeks to a Happier Home and a Healthier Family." Noble's personal experience as an adopted child has informed her advocacy for adoption, reflecting her commitment to family and faith. Through her acting and charitable work, Noble has established a presence in both the entertainment and faith-based communities.