Precious Yanai is the joy of his mom's life.

By Be'ad Chaim

Daniel's mother came to Israel from Eritrea as a refugee.

By Be'ad Chaim

Friends, I know that baby Pele-ya Chaim is alive today because of God’s mercy and grace. Because of your generous donations, we could pay for Dr. Yoram’s expert services. Because of your prayers, Pele-ya Chaim lives.

By Sandy Shoshani

In the weeks leading up to Passover, I was deeply encouraged as I remembered the very brave women in the book of Exodus, Shifra and Puah, the midwives who refused to kill the Hebrew babies

By Sandy Shoshani

Lilach was born in January, six weeks premature, but is now doing well.

By Be'ad Chaim

Friends, thank you for standing with us as we aim to turn the world upside down, or perhaps, upside right! Let’s shake the lies out and make a difference.

By Sandy Shoshani

“The Lord has put His Spirit in me, because He appointed me to tell the Good News to the poor. He has sent me to tell the captives they are free and to tell the blind that they can see again. God sent me to free those who have been treated unfairly and to announce the time when the Lord will show His kindness.”

By Sandy Shoshani

When we knew Isabella was on her way, we had already been a family with our then five year-old daughter and our eight year old son. Although we knew that some things were about to change,

By Be'ad Chaim

Many of the women who reach out to Be’ad Chaim for help are hurting and conflicted. They often feel as though their lives have entered a desert.

By Sandy Shoshani

We give thanks to God for a very special 2021 during which we were able to help nearly 600 women with their pregnancies and new babies. It’s a blessing to share with you the privilege of protecting the lives of precious mothers and their children.

By Sandy Shoshani

With scientific accuracy, this video depicts the moment life begins and beyond to show the humanity of the preborn throughout each stage of human development.

By Be'ad Chaim

While we realize that it is only by the Spirit of God that minds can be truly renewed and changed, we are keenly aware that we have a responsibility to challenge people with God’s TRUTH. "This is the crucial point.

By Sandy Shoshani

In our effort to speak for the unborn children who cannot speak for themselves, we continue to use media to create public dialogue about the value of their lives. During the Feast of Tabernacles (Succoth), for ten days, we had a giant wall billboard on the highway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

By Sandy Shoshani

As we celebrate this season of feasts with thanks, I wanted to share with you letters written by our moms for our staff and for you, our faithful supporters. I believe that these three letters, by mothers Mia, Nuran and grandmother Monique, well express our deep thanks for your love.

By Sandy Shoshani

I am reminded of several very courageous, bold and determined women in the Bible who risked their own lives to save babies’ lives. Shifra and Puah, the Hebrew midwives in Egypt, protected newborns as they dared to fear God more than the Pharaoh (Exodus chapter 1).

By Sandy Shoshani

We have a fabulous team here at Be’ad Chaim that works in unity. Together, office staff, counselors, board members, volunteers, and you, our faithful supporter, are part of a team of dedicated, caring people who want to protect the lives of the unborn.

By Sandy Shoshani

And who are we to think that what God has so wonderfully made, we can so easily throw away through abortion because of immorality and inconvenience.

By Be'ad Chaim

It's thrilling to read these amazing words of promise that God Himself will defend and save Israel from the onslaught of the nations and that God WILL reveal Himself to the people of Israel.

By Sandy Shoshani

In our lifesaving crisis pregnancy work, there are seasons of weeping and seasons of laughter, of mourning and dancing.

By Sandy Shoshani

It took great courage and faith for Caleb (and Joshua) to stand up to the other ten leaders who gave discouraging reports. The ten looked at the people of the land, the circumstances around them, and the possibility of defeat.

By Sandy Shoshani