This dissertation intends to analyze some aspects of the human being the light of conception of Christian theological anthropology and its implications, especially regarding to today‘s urban mobility. It is indented to show many ways of current urban nomadism and their outstanding characteristics, such as the transitoriness as a human phenomenon in social, affective and religious environments; the anonymity and identity loss in big cities, which creates a sosial dissatisfaction, as well as to show that human beigs are capable of making the Christian experience in today‘s urban mobility environments. It will emphasize how important is to adopt a pastoral proposal facing the new cultural references marked by this context. This work also intends to make a reflection about some positive aspects of current urban nomadism, like overcoming individualism and others aspects considered as negative, like the danger of a human become fragmented and thingified. This forces us to think in which way today‘s urban mobility favors the humanization process. Therefore, it is extremely important to enable human encounter with Jesus Christ‘s God in all environments in which life has become notoriously a mobile experience.