Chair, Power House Sober Living Board of Directors

• Pastor Mark Randolph brings more than 35 years of pastoral ministry and traveling speaking experience to his role as Chair of the Power House Board of Directors. For the past 11 years, he has served faithfully at Venice Church, part of the Community Church Movement, where he is known for his steady leadership, warm encouragement, and deep commitment to spiritual transformation. Mark is joyfully married to his wife, Marienel, and together they celebrate a vibrant family that includes six children and nine grandchildren.
• Mark’s passion for recovery ministry is rooted in his own story. As a young man, he encountered God in the midst of addiction, pain, and destructive choices. That encounter changed the trajectory of his life and ignited a lifelong calling to help men experience the same freedom, hope, and healing he found in Christ. When Paul Jones first began bringing Power House guests to church, Mark recognized the fruit being born (borne??) in their lives. From the moment Power House opened its doors, he has been a steadfast supporter, witnessing transformation after transformation as men encounter God’s love and the Power House community.
• For him, serving as Board Chair is both an honor and a sacred responsibility. He approaches this work with guidance from the words of Jesus in Matthew 11:4–5: “Go back and report to John what you hear and see: The blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is proclaimed to the poor.”
• Outside of ministry and volunteering, Mark is an avid golfer, a lover of Hawaiian food, and delights in exploring the mountains or fishing a quiet river. Above all, he treasures every moment spent with his beloved family.

Founder and CEO, Vice Chair, Power House Sober Living Board of Directors

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• Paul Jones brought his vision to life by creating a safe and supportive home environment that encourages long-term sobriety. Power House Sober Living was born from Paul’s deep faith and big heart. He is profoundly committed to helping men overcome addiction and reintegrate into society. Paul’s dedication and leadership at Power House ensures guests have the support and structure necessary to rebuild and reclaim a brighter future after addiction.
• With nearly 10 years of direct experience providing drug and alcohol counseling, Paul is an established leader in Los Angeles’ recovery community. Paul is proud to be clean and sober for over 13 years. “I draw my strength and compassion for others from my higher power who I recognize as Jesus Christ,” Paul says. He is motivated by his belief in the transformative power of recovery and his desire to lead people to finding spiritual purpose and healing. He stands on “Faith without works is dead,” from James 2:17. Paul is excited to do all he can to ensure Power House remains a thriving faith-based organization able to offer safety, hope and encouragement to recovering addicts for years to come.
• Paul’s leadership extends well beyond his role as the Founder and CEO of Power House. He also serves as a Primary Alcohol & Other Drugs Counselor at Phoenix House Residential Treatment Center in Venice Beach, CA, where he manages a full caseload. He is a CCAPP Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor and holds both an Alcohol and Drug Counseling Specialist degree and Certified Addiction Treatment Counseling Certificate from ICDC College.
• Outside of his professional endeavors, he enjoys penning joyful poetry, riding his Harley Davidson, finding peace by the ocean, capturing landscape photography, being of service at his church, and spending quality time with his dog, Miracle. His serenity is deeply rooted in his dedication to the recovery community and his commitment to encouraging others to reach their full potential.

Director of Strategy & Operations, Power House Sober Living President, Power House Sober Living Board of Directors [email protected]

• Stephanie Caldwell is a public health expert with over 15 years of experience improving population health. She specializes in creating innovative public policies, challenging systemic racism in healthcare, and designing healthier housing interventions; all of which, reflects her desire to help others through systems change. She holds a Master of Public Health from USC and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from California Lutheran University.
• She has worked at several nonprofit organizations dedicated to regional collaboration by local health departments, HIV/AIDS service provision, and international adoption of transition-aged youth. Yet, the majority of her public health career was spent at the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, where she ultimately served as Chief of Staff and spearheaded health equity, racial justice, affordable housing, and public information efforts. She served as managing editor for Public Health Practice: What Works, published by Oxford University Press.
• Stephanie’s passion for service is what drew her to Power House Sober Living. “Because I first connected to Power House through church, it feels like a direct calling from God to jump in and utilize my professional skills and talents here,” she says, “I remembered reading in 1 Peter 4:10-11 Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” She is committed to helping advance the mission of Power House and ensure its sustainability well into the future.
• Outside of her professional and volunteer work, Stephanie is an aspiring novelist and a nature enthusiast who finds her greatest peace in the forests of Sequoia National Park. When she’s not focused on Power House activities, you can find her singing along to Taylor Swift, laughing with her daughters, or reading a great book.

Secretary Power House Sober Living Board of Directors

• Rea Frazier is an experienced tax professional with a strong background in tax resolution, financial management, and client advocacy. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Business with a concentration in Management.
• Rea works at a law firm specializing in tax law, where she assists individuals and businesses in navigating complex tax matters with both state and federal agencies. She has also volunteered with the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, helping those in need navigate their tax obligations. Rea is passionate about using her skills to support community-focused initiatives.
• Her passion for Power House Sober Living’s mission is rooted in her own life experiences. Growing up, Rea often accompanied her godfather as he ministered at sober living homes, instilling in her a deep respect for the life-changing work being done in faith-based recovery programs. Serving on the Board of Directors feels like a full-circle moment, allowing her to give back to a cause that has been close to her heart since childhood.
• Beyond her professional and board service, Rea is active in her church community, where she serves regularly and participates in community outreach efforts. She enjoys spending time with her family, giving back to the community, and making people laugh with her witty banter and puns.

Secretary, Powerhouse Sober Living Board of Directors

• Alan Vasquez is an educator, social entrepreneur, and dedicated advocate for individuals in recovery. He holds an MBA with a focus on socially conscious leadership and brings a wealth of experience in education, nonprofit program development, and community advocacy. 
• Alan’s journey to Power House is deeply personal, shaped by his own recovery experience and the transformative support he found in sober living. He has been instrumental in advancing Power House’s strategic planning, fundraising efforts, and community outreach initiatives. Committed to expanding access to recovery housing and life-skills development, Alan leverages both his professional expertise and lived experience to support the organization’s mission. 
• In his personal time, he enjoys fitness, playing the flute, and pursuing continuous learning.