The Duggar family are set to make their first public appearance since the cancellation of their show, "19 Kids and Counting."

While viewers can no longer see the family on TV, they have kept a strong online presence by frequently updating their Facebook and official websites.

Michelle Duggar, along with daughters Jana and Jinger will be traveling to Indianapolis, Indiana to speak at the COMMIT Mother/Daughter Conference this coming Aug. 19 to 22. The conference will be held at Verity University.

The COMMIT Mother/Daughter Conference aims to provide an opportunity for mothers and daughters to deepen their relationship with the Lord and with one another. Michelle, Jana and Jinger will speak to young ladeis, aged 12 to 17, and with their mothers and motivate them to choose to seek God first, to discover His plans and to love Him with all their hearts.

After a successful tour earlier this year, Jessa Seewald, will be coming back to tour this fall. She is scheduled to make public appearances in the next few months during the Southern Women's Shows.

She will be accompanied by her husband, Ben, and will make four appearances: Charlotte, North Carolina on Aug. 29, Orlando, Florida on Sept. 26, Birmingham, Alabama on Oct. 10, and Jacksonville, Florida on Oct. 17.

According to Southern Show's official website, guests are welcome to ask the couple questions about their life as newlyweds, Jessa's pregnancy and how they are preparing to be first-time parents. They will also sign autographs and take photos with the guests.

The Duggar family will also be preparing for another wedding. They are set to attend their cousin Amy's wedding on Sept. 6. Amy, 28, will marry fiancé, Dillon King, 27, after a five-month engagement.

Unfortunately, since '19 Kids and Counting,' has already been cancelled, Amy and Dillon will not be exchanging their vows in front of television cameras. TLC had decided not to broadcast the wedding on the network.