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      • 1. Nomadic Pastoralism
      • 2. Development
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      • 4. Borana History
      • 5. Nomadic Data
      • 6. More on Pastoralism
      • 7. Recommendations
      • 8. Christianity, Pastoralism, and Development
      • 9. Missionary Priorities
      • Bibliography and Annexes
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The Nomadic Peoples Network

We are a forum where those working to advance the Kingdom of God among nomadic and semi-nomadic ethnic groups can share what they have learned and encourage one another in this specialized cross cultural ministry.

Need for the Nomadic Peoples Network

Great progress is being made through out the settled world, however, nomadic and semi-nomadic peoples are left out in the spread of the Christian gospel. They are the last and least likely to hear it.

This is through no fault of their own. It is mainly because kingdom workers are less likely to live in isolated and difficult areas like semi-arid deserts and high altitude pastures.
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It is environments unattractive to contemporary workers from settled societies that keep workers from nomads. But the responsibility of carrying the Gospel to them falls to those of us who have received the divine gift of grace, and who are charged with the responsibility of looking for the lost sheep about whom Jesus said “Them also I must bring into my fold!” 
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People in the Network

Field practitioners, agencies and agency leaders, and nomadic people groups who want to see The Great Commission of Jesus Christ fulfilled amongst unreached nomadic groups world-wide!
I am the good shepherd.
The good shepherd lays
down his life for the sheep.

- Jesus (John 10:11)   
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  • Home
  • Nomad Connect 2023
    • Info Nomad Connect 2023
    • Pictures from NTV2018
  • Nomads Around the World
  • Resources
    • Holistic Development - Malcolm Hunter >
      • 1. Nomadic Pastoralism
      • 2. Development
      • 3. Research
      • 4. Borana History
      • 5. Nomadic Data
      • 6. More on Pastoralism
      • 7. Recommendations
      • 8. Christianity, Pastoralism, and Development
      • 9. Missionary Priorities
      • Bibliography and Annexes
    • Nomads: Global Prayer Digest Issue
    • Nomads: IJFM Articles
    • Nomads: Mission Frontiers Issue
    • Characteristics of Nomads
    • Videos
  • About
    • History
    • Purpose
  • Contact