Clint Schnekloth's A Guidebook to Progressive Church is more than just a book-it's an invitation to rethink what it means to be church in the modern world. Capturing the full breadth of Clint's visionary thinking and his relentless pursuit of justice, this guidebook offers both encouragement and challenge for progressive Christians navigating faith, community, and social change. With wisdom drawn from his late-night reflections and lived ministry, Clint speaks directly to those seeking a church that embraces inclusion, takes risks, and speaks truth to power. His approach is unapologetically queer-friendly, feminist, and attentive to neurodivergence. Whether you're intrigued by tarot cards in worship or asking how faith intersects with justice, this book offers pathways for meaningful engagement. Clint's deep dive into discipleship and his exploration of Freidigkeit (brazen freedom) remind readers to move past mere "getting along" to boldly live out truth in word and action. For those who believe progressive Christianity is theologically shallow, Clint's reflections on belief, atheism, and the Nicene Creed show how deeply faith can intertwine with justice work. His ability to hold Scripture "lightly," like a beloved family member, captures the heart of a faith grounded in love. With each section-Invitation, Keywords, Intersections, Belief, Praxis, and Polis-Clint builds a compelling case for a church that doesn't just talk about justice but embodies it. His honest critique of performative justice versus sacrificial commitment invites readers to reflect on their own journeys, making this a powerful resource for individuals and communities alike. Whether you're reading it for personal growth or passing it along to a friend, A Guidebook to Progressive Church is the roadmap today's church needs. It's time to take bold steps together, in faith and love.