LEWISTON – Douglas and Sonia Taylor, founders of the Jesus Party, are offering the Happy Hour, a series of special adult/family oriented services open to the community as part of their celebration of 14 years of inner-city ministry.

The events will be held at 9 p.m. Fridays, Jan. 30 through April 17, at the Jesus Party headquarters, 291 Bates St. The series will begin with a viewing of the “Azusa Street Project,” filmed by Clay Banks.

The programs are based on author Roberts Liardom’s compilation of biographies exploring the legacies of 12 Christian revivalists. Liardom’s research consists of three Christian movements: Pentecostalism, diving healing and the charismatic movement.

The remaining programs will include:

Feb. 6, John Alexander Dowie, “The Healing Apostle.”

Feb. 13, Maria Woodworth-Etter, “Demonstrator of the Spirit.”

Feb. 20, Evan Roberts, “Welsh Revivalist.”

Feb. 27, Charles F. Perham and William J. Seymour, “The Catalyst of Pentecost.”

March 6, John G. Lake, “A Man of Healing.”

March 13, Aimee Semple McPherson, “A Woman of Destiny.”

March 20, Smith Wigglesworth, “Apostle of Faith.”

March 27, William Branham, “A Prophet of Notable Signs and Wonders.”

April 3, Jack Coe, “The Man of Reckless Faith.”

April 10, A. A. Allen, “The Miracle Man.”

April 17, Kathryn Kuhlman, “The Woman Who Believed in Miracles.”

For more information, call 786-5568.