In the Season 3 premiere of Voices of Hope, Omar Kenyatta Clark looks back on seasons when mental illness, psychiatric hospitalization, depression, and uncertainty stripped life down to what mattered most.
From desperate prayers on the floor to unexpected joy through worship in psychiatric hospitals—and eventually returning to those same kinds of places to serve others—Omar reflects on what remained constant while so much around him was changing.
I Had Him is about what he discovered in the darkness, how it changed the way he understands hope and recovery, and why he has returned to Voices of Hope with one clear purpose: to bear witness to Jesus Christ.
19 Sept 2026
Season 3 Trailer
Voices of Hope returns October 4th.
22 Mar 2026
Beyond Treatment: Participation as Medicine — A Talk with Dr. Mark Salzer
Host Omar Kenyatta Clark sits down with Dr. Mark Salzer to explore community inclusion for people with psychiatric disabilities, the Temple University research behind participation measures, and practical programs like supported education and faith-community interventions.
The episode highlights participation as a medical necessity, the social model of disability, and strategies to challenge prejudice and self-stigma, ending with personal stories of resilience and a message of hope.
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