By TYLER GREEN
Daily Press Staff Writer
Rob Morrisey has not traveled further than Albuquerque since opening the Jahva House coffee shop in 2005. Between managing the shop and promoting concerts he rarely has time to take a vacation.
In the upcoming week, the Jahva House will be hosting four free concerts which Morrisey says is abnormal for any time of the year. And while he won’t be taking a vacation any time soon, he says the concerts rekindle his spirit and act as a conduit to give back to the community.
“As a coffee shop, it’s really hard to do anything other than be a place for people to come relax and listen to positive music,” said Morrisey who never expected the Christian-based coffee shop would become a haven for musicians. “I really wanted to be more involved and doing these concerts has been a good way to be more active.” … For the rest of the story, subscribe in print and on the web.
