Tina Campbell is taking a break from her "Mary Mary" series commitments as she hits the road with husband, Teddy Campbell, for their fall tour this September.

The title of the tour is An Evening with Teddy and Tina Campbell, and the couple with share a message of faith, hope and forgiveness to the audience. The Teddy Campbell Band will also perform their signature soul and rock brand.

In a statement, the couple said that they will explore the experiences and trials of life which help everybody become better individuals.

"We believe that when people know their God and know their identity, they are equipped to soar in life, no matter the challenging obstacles they have and will face," the statement said. "So we invite everyone to come with an expectation, and experience incredibly inspirational music, life changing prayers, and a message of hope that informs, equips, and presents them with the opportunity to live a rich, satisfying, and overcoming life."

The third act of An Evening of Teddy and Tina Campbell is called "The Front Line," which is a bible study for men "aimed at empowering men through biblical principles."

There were reports of Tina Campbell quitting "Mary Mary" over at WeTV after Tina reportedly was responsible for the delay of another album. But that might not happen because the gospel duo is still under contract with Sony record and they might pay $1 million to the label if they fail to fulfill their contract.

An Evening with Teddy and Tina Campbell will only serve to fuel those rumors that she's quitting "Mary Mary." For schedules and more info, visit www.iamtinacampbell.com.