Life’s circumstances are not always what we would plan or expect. In the Bible, we see numerous testimonies of women whose lives were turned around by pregnancies in difficult or unusual circumstances. Sarah, Abraham’s wife, was 90 years old when pregnant! (Genesis 11)
Joyfully, Israel celebrated her 75th birthday on April 26th: the miraculous rebirth of the Jewish nation only three years after our darkest period, the Holocaust. Resurrected life sprouted out from the seeds of sorrow and death.
In March, we celebrated the holiday of Purim, and in April, we celebrate Passover. Both holidays remind us of the brave women who risked their lives to save the lives of others.
I have worked in the field of Anatomic Pathology for 35 years, both in the US and in Israel. During that time I have performed hundreds of fetal autopsies as well as examination of thousands of samples...
Mark Harrington interviews Sandy Shoshani National Director of Be'ad Chaim from Israel Pro-life about the current state of the abortion debate.
Hagar, an Egyptian maid, a woman with no power or status, had the privilege of a visitation by God and the realization that God saw her suffering (Genesis 16). She called Him “El-Roi” - the God who sees me. In the midst of her pain and struggles, Hagar received God's blessing and promises.
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.
Amy Zewe interviews Sandy Shoshani about Be'ad Chaim, Israel
Our goal, as read by the Lord from the scroll of Isaiah, is “to comfort all who mourn, and provide for those who grieve in Zion—to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise, instead of a spirit of despair“ (Isaiah 61:3).
Sandy Shoshani, the National Director for Be'ad Chaim - Pro-Life Israel, will tell us how we can save and change lives!
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.(Galatians 6:9)
"You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives." (Genesis 50:20)
Yair and Monika host Sandy Shoshani, the National Director Bead Chaim. Sandy discusses the challenges women in crisis pregnancy face, and what her organization is doing to help.
“The hammer of the law may break the icy heart of man with terrors and horrors, and yet it may remain ice still, unchanged; but when the fire of love kindly thaws its ice, it is changed and dissolved into water – it is no longer ice, but of another nature.” (Swinnock, cited in Spurgeon).
I was provoked by a question posed to our counselor as she encouraged a pregnant woman to choose life for her preborn baby.
In Exodus, Jeremiah and Matthew we read the accounts of the deep anguish of a parent when their first born child dies. In Zechariah, we read that the day will come when the people of Israel will recognize their Messiah and grieve with the pain as one who loses a firstborn.
As we celebrate Rosh Hashanah, which represents the start of a new Jewish year, we want to give thanks to God for the many lives saved this year.
Paul had done much violence to the believers, arresting, imprisoning them and even agreeing to their death. He realized that he was a sinner and deeply valued the mercy of God to save Him.
On August 8th, as I sat holding my tiny, new one-day-old granddaughter, we received the final decision of the court – rejecting our petition to stop abortion at 24 weeks of pregnancy. We will be obligated to pay legal fees for the case.