Kirk Alan Kubicek
The Rev. Kirk Alan Kubicek is currently priest-in-charge at Christ Church, Rock Spring Parish, Forest Hill, Md. Christ Church is a small but mighty parish, and together they are rediscovering what our Lord has in store for their future. He has spent over 35 years in parish ,inistry in all shapes and size parishes, and for 15 years worked with The Episcopal Church Office of Stewardship and TENS. He often uses storytelling, music, and guitar in proclaiming the Good News. Married with three adult children and one grandson, Kirk also plays drums in On the Bus, a DC metro area Grateful Dead tribute band. All shall be well, all shall be well, all manner of thing shall be well!
Sermons and Bible Studies
Urim, Thummim, and The Blue Boxes, Easter 7 (B) – 2000
Alleluia, Christ is Risen! The Lord is Risen Indeed, Alleluia At the heart of today’s lessons is prayer. “Jesus prayed for his disciples…for their sake I consecrate myself, that they […]
What Is There to Eat…, Easter 3 (B) – 2000
“What is there to eat?” “Have you anything here to eat?” Isn’t that just like Jesus? Not only does he insist, during his lifetime, that we need to enter the […]
Ashes, Ash Wednesday – 2000
[This sermon is meant to connect to the Ash Wednesday liturgy as found in the Book of Common Prayer.] Today we retrace our Baptismal crosses with ashes. Once upon a […]
The Camel’s Story, Feast of the Epiphany – 2000
[This story for the Epiphany is a monologue from a camel’s point of view, and is draws on themes and stories told by Ted Loder, Frederich Buechner, John Shea, and […]
The Star Thrower, Christ the King (A) – 1999
Today is the Sunday of the Christian year that is sometimes called the Feast of Christ the King; it is the last Sunday before Advent. Sunday after Sunday, 52 Sundays […]
We Come Together to Remember…, All Souls’ Day (A) – 1999
Stranger, call this not a place Of Fear and Gloom. To me it is a pleasant Spot, It is my Husband’s tomb. · North Dakota epitaph We come together to […]
For All the Saints, All Saints’ Day (A) – 1999
Since the fourth century various Eastern Orthodox churches have commemorated a feast of all martyrs: those who have given their lives as a witness to the power of the Gospel […]
A Call to Faithful Living, Proper 26 (A) – 1999
You are not to be called rabbi, for you have one teacher, and you are all brethren. He who is greatest among you shall be your servant. For whatever reason, […]
Imago Dei, Proper 21 (A) – 1999
Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be […]
Food For The Senseless, Proper 15 (B) – 1997
In Eucharist, as in Baptism, simple elements reveal to us important truths about things deeply important to life. Our life. Our life meaning a life that is lived together: in […]
The Prophetic Voice, Proper 9 (B) – 1997
Here it is Fourth of July weekend and our texts have us reflecting on what it is like to be God’s prophetic voice in the midst of our community and […]
Fathers Day Selected Sermon
The Unbearable Lightness of Love Morning light pours from the whitewashed sky like golden honey, perfuming the air; by noon butterflies electrify the woods; the scent of fresh-cut hay drifts […]
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