The all-star toddler Titus Ashby of Derby, Kan., has not only become a YouTube sensation for his basketball trick shots, but the 2-year-old is a regular on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and has garnered attention from the Wichita State Shockers.

Melissa Campagnoni and her visiting teacher, Lorraine Barlow, are the closest of friends, but this was not always so. Building this relationship required time and sacrifice on the part of both and commitment and caring from a dedicated visiting teacher. Sister Barlow had known Sister Campagnoni for many years. During much of that time, Sister Campagnoni regularly attended church, and her two oldest children were baptized. Then she moved from the ward. Several years later the Barlow family relocated and they were again in the same ward. By this time Sister Campagnoni had become less active. Visiting teachers were assigned, but they were getting no response, and Sister Barlow was then asked to be her visiting teacher. Believing that her calling was to be a friend, Sister Barlow determined that she would help Sister Campagnoni know that she was not forgotten and that she was loved by her Heavenly Father. She would minister to Sister Campagnoni and to her family.

Governor Gary Herbert joined Donny and Marie Osmond on stage before their show on July 11th, making a special announcement. He declared that July 11th is now known as "Donny and Marie Day."

Spiritual leaders will give invocations and benedictions each day at the Republican National Convention. Will Mitt Romney ask anyone from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to offer a blessing? Romney, who will be the first Mormon nominated for president by a major party, never discusses his church while campaigning unless the circumstances require it. Instead, he talks about "my faith" or "shared values" with voters.

In 1924, Elder George Albert Smith, then an LDS apostle, was visiting with a local church leader on the roof terrace of a hotel overlooking San Francisco Bay.

BYUtv's recent reality show, "Random Acts," has been making people smile since the beginning of April. This hidden camera show seeks to see people's live reactions to sweet and unexpected acts of service. And this week, they highlighted BYU's Vocal Point as they visited a nursing home, pretending to do maintenance work in the residents' apartments. That's when they burst out into song, giving each resident a surprise performance. You won't want to miss this!

Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and his wife, Sister Kathy Andersen, were in Jerusalem last week to attend the 2015 International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies Conference. During the trip, Elder Andersen visited Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat. They were joined by Sister Andersen; Stephen Rockwood, the newly announced managing director of the Church's Family History Department; and Eran Hayet, director of the Brigham Young University (BYU) Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies. They discussed the BYU Jerusalem Center, a Church-owned landmark for the past 27 years, and the Church’s work to preserve family history.

Tuesday, October 22, Apple released their latest software, 7.0.3, for its mobile devices. Anyone installing this update will temporarily lose the ability to use the Church’s iOS Gospel Library mobile app. Wednesday, the Church’s mobile app development team submitted to the Apple store an update, Gospel Library 3.3.2, to resolve this issue. The update is expected to be available in the Apple store within the week.

Today I had the honor of using the most beautiful image of the Orlando Florida Temple from Temples in Bloom, (Thank you Kim!) to create our handout for this Month’s Visiting Teaching Message. THE DIVINE MISSION OF JESUS CHRIST: SAVIOR & REDEEMER. Gorgeous! Right?!