Tracker Re-energized and Ready to Roll

The tracker is in Dallas and tomorrow, when the team heads out for the second half of the journey, it should start tracking their progress once again. We apologize for this 2-week interruption. Click here GPS TRACKER to follow the team.
The Kekchi project for which the cycling tour was arranged, is 68% funded. Thank you to all who have participated. Please consider giving towards this project so that the 400,000 Kekchi speakers may hear the Gospel in a way that they have never heard it before. Please click on Give To The Project! to donate. Thank you once again.
Picture: The 8 oz. tracker. For those who are more technically inclined, here are some extra details. The tracker uses cell towers to triangulate its position and then reports it to the satellite, which in turn gets reported to the website. It's basically a cell phone that frequently and automatically reports its position. It has no switches and starts tracking by detecting motion. It uses a SIM chip similar to those found in cell phones.