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Nomadic Peoples

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Foreword by Iain Pickett

Introduction: The Church and God’s Unfinished Task

Part 1: Getting to Know Nomads

1. Who Are Nomadic Pastoralists?

2. The Problems Facing Nomadic Pastoralists

3. The Challenges of Reaching Nomadic Pastoralists

4. The Spiritual World of Nomads

Part 2: Nomads in the Story of God

5. God and the Nomads of Genesis

6. Israel Goes Down into Egypt

7. Lessons from Israel’s Wilderness Journey

8. Nomads in the New Testament

Part 3: The Church for Nomads

9. Completing the Agenda for History

10. Identifying the Issues in Ministry to Nomadic Peoples

11. The Church for Nomads

12. Reaching the Last Frontier

Conclusion: Nomads to the Rescue!

Appendix: Equipment List for Missionaries to Nomads

Nomadic Peoples
Why They Matter to God and to the Great Commission
Malcolm Hunter

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Publication Date: July 14, 2026

If you can't fit the church on the back of a camel, don't blame the camel!

Across the world’s deserts, mountains, and high plateaus live millions rarely seen or understood. Nomads are often dismissed as technologically backward, resistant to change, or impossible to reach. But the real obstacle may not be the desert. It may be us.

In overlooking nomads, the global church has neglected one of the last great strata of unreached peoples. Nomadic Peoples issues a clear and urgent call: The gospel is for nomads too, and the church must rethink its assumptions if it is to reach them.

Drawing on six decades of firsthand experience, biblical reflection, and careful missiological research, Malcolm Hunter challenges conventional mission models shaped by settled, urban priorities. He uncovers the rich social fabric of nomadic life—marked by resilience, hospitality, interdependence, and communal wisdom. He argues that culturally appropriate churches can flourish among people on the move. This is a practical guide for reaching those who have long been overlooked.

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  • Which crop is best sown after the sun has gone down? The church." Like his thought-provoking maxim, Malcolm Hunter shows how mission to the nomads turns all our thinking upside down. A classic adventurer and an intrepid member of God's own special forces himself, he has written a book that is not only richly informative but challenging for all of us who live in the easy country of the developed world.

    Os GuinnessAuthor of The Call

Additional Details

  • Pages: 200
  • Publisher: William Carey Publishing
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Publish Year: 2026
  • ISBN: 9781645087403
  • Vendor: William Carey Publishing