Pastor Josh Sharpe is first and foremost a follower of Jesus, the husband of one, and a father of four. He is currently the Lead Pastor at LifePoint Church in League City, Texas, and the sitting President of the Board of Directors of Foundations Christian Academy. Pastor Josh is a visionary leader with a passion to see the Kingdom of God be expanded throughout this region through church multiplication and Christian education. One of his greatest gifts is to pull leaders together to inspire and empower them to accomplish great things for the Lord.

Stanley Vigo graduated from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL. Mr. Vigo has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance and Business Administration. He has spent the last decade in Operations and Finance for private and public manufacturing companies. He has led the finances for multiple sites with combined COGS budgets of over $120MM. Stanley has led and developed budget and projection planning and worked with a myriad of disciplines such as Quality, Engineering, R&D, Facilities and Production. He has led in strategy and cost reduction planning with tangible success in both. Mr. Vigo is also the Chief Operating Officer at LifePoint Church in League City, Texas where he is a member and attends with his wife and children.

Thomas Thompson joined the Open Door Mission in 2013 as President and CEO, coming from the position of Executive Director at Main Street Ministries, a local outreach ministry of the First Presbyterian Church of Houston. Mr. Thompson surrendered to the call to men’s ministry and Kairos Prison Ministry in 1993 following a Walk to Emmaus spiritual retreat. He served as a lay volunteer in the Cursillo Community of ministries until 2009 when he joined FPC on a full-time basis.

Following his college graduation, Mr. Thompson served in the United States Army and Reserves for six years as an instructor followed by a business career spent in maritime logistics in the energy sector where he was the Executive Vice President of Statia Terminals, Inc. Statia was an owner/operator of oil storage and transshipment terminals located on the Dutch Caribbean island of St. Eustatius and Nova Scotia, Canada. Between the years 1983 and 2002, Statia went from private ownership, through an LBO, an IPO, and eventually was sold and is now part of the NuStar Energy (formerly Valero) portfolio of assets.

Mr. Thompson retired from Statia in 2002. Mr. Thompson has been in substance abuse recovery since 1987 and understands the issues that accompany this disease. His joy comes from hearing a man come to Open Door and say that he has been in rehabs before, but never before one that majors in a relationship with God.

Rhiannon Negron is the CEO and Co-Founder of Provident Oak Financial LLC. Ms. Negron and her husband Nelson Negron started Provident Oak Financial in 2019 after the idea was placed in their hearts that there was a serious need for a local, knowledgeable, and caring Special Needs Financial Advisor. Ms. Negron originally worked in the medical field but put her career on hold after their nonverbal, Autistic son was lost three times by the public school system in 2010. There were no options like FCA at that time, so Mr. and Mrs. Negron decided to homeschool.

Ms. Negron spent the past 11 years homeschooling their three boys, except for the two years they were able to attend FCA in middle school. While homeschooling, she has also been actively developing, directing, serving, and volunteering with many organizations in her community. She brings proven expertise in fundraising for non-profit organizations. Ms. Negron is a member of the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce where she serves on several committees and is also the Chamber Champions Page Chair.

Ms. Negron’s experience as a special needs mom, an autism advocate, a former Excellent Minds Academy student mom, a non-profit co-founder, an avid community volunteer, and a small business owner will bring knowledge and insight to help FCA. Ms. Negron hopes to help with fundraising, events, and program ideas to benefit the students and families of FCA, all while pointing them to Jesus.