Erica Young Reitz
Biography
Erica Young Reitz has served as founder of After College Transition and as a leadership development specialist at Bartell and Bartell. Reitz previously taught advanced writing at The Pennsylvania State University, worked in campus ministry with the CCO (Coalition for Christian Outreach), and directed Senior EXIT. Reitz earned an MA in higher education from Geneva College and wrote After College (2025).
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Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“In a culture where the extremes of chasing the next high or staying in our comfort zone tend to pervade, Sam Van Eman offers a brilliant alternative: purposeful risk-taking that produces spiritual maturity. Packed with wisdom, wit, and personal stories, this guidebook inspires real risk that leads to real faith. Sam invites us into the unknown, but he doesn't leave us there. His honest and hopeful voice calls us forward. If you're feeling stuck, lost, or simply want to challenge the status quo, the adventure of Disruptive Discipleship awaits!”
Christian Living
“Too many people go through their twenties feeling lonely, angsty, and uncertain. The Gap Decade shows us that these emotions are perfectly common, and we are not alone. With complete hilarity and brutal honesty, Katie Schnack not only normalizes the awkwardness that comes with 'adulting,' but she also inspires action; her willingness to tell the naked truth forces us to take hold of our own journeys and find hope in the struggle. Buckle up for some belly laughs—you won't want to put this book down!”
What Gen Z Really Wants to Know About God
Children & Youth
“As Gen Z students enter the spaces where we work and serve, many of us feel uncertain about how to connect with this generation in ways that are meaningful and relevant. What Gen Z Really Wants to Know About God steps into this confusion and provides a clear path forward. Through an insightful exploration of Gen Z's values and burning questions, Tanita Tualla Maddox creatively ties these concerns to a contextualized presentation of the gospel, challenging our paradigms while equipping us to engage in fresh ways. By applying Maddox's wisdom—gained from years of working with young adults—we can open doors to discipleship for a generation eager to discover their place in the biblical story.”
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