President Obama mourns dead in Hiroshima where a U.S. atomic bomb killed thousands instantly 1945, calls for world without nuclear arms

US President Barack Obama on Friday became the first incumbent U.S. president to visit Hiroshima, site of the world's first atomic bombing, in a gesture Tokyo and Washington hope will showcase their alliance and reinvigorate efforts to rid the world of nuclear arms.

Even before it occurred, the visit stirred debate, with critics accusing both sides of having selective memories, and pointing to paradoxes in policies relying on nuclear deterrence while calling for an end to atomic arms.

The two governments hope Obama's visit to Hiroshima, where a U.S. atomic bomb killed thousands instantly on Aug. 6, 1945, and some 140,000 by the year's end, underscores a new level of reconciliation and tighter ties between the former enemies.

Global Outreach Day: Today In 200 nations Christians are sharing the Gospel! one day - one world - one message!

In at least, 200 nations Christians are sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ tagged -  one day - one world - one message! According to The Global Outreach Day: "The Gospel is spread at the Global Outreach Day also in nations that are facing challenging because of persecution, that we can't even tell the name. But also there all people need to hear the Gospel. We proclaim God's protection and power over this nations and we expect many people to be saved today!"

An over 60-year old woman in France did prepare in a great way for the Global Outreach Day: She did send about 10 letters with a Gospel message so they will receive on June 14th. She did announce to the butcher, that she would come and visit him on Saturday and she also plans to visit a handicapped person, she is always seen when she goes shopping. She did invite friends to reach together the homes in a village with the Gospel. What an impact the Global Outreach Day has through this one woman in France – and millions will do similar things. Praise God!!!