Jesus is portrayed as a human prophet, not a God who is one person of the Trinity.

Jesus divinity was voted upon at the Council of Nicea.

Jesus did not die on the cross.

He survived, married Mary Magdalene.

Their children started a blood line that survives today.

The gospels are unreliable.

BarnaFilms has produced a 193 minute film of The Book of Acts which they describe as "the perfect outreach answer to The DaVinci Code movie. With The DaVinci Code cover art, this striking DVD makes an immediate visual connection to the movie.  Yet, The Book of Acts presents the absolutely true story of what really happened from the Word of God." See: http://www.barnapreview.com/ Their web site also features a Da Vinci movie trailer.

Campus Crusade for Christ has Josh McDowell's "Study Guide for the Da Vinci Code" on their True Foundations web site. See: http://www.campuscrusade.com/ This is a PDF file. You may require software to read it. Software can be obtained free from: 

The Christian Post has an article on the DVC by Lillian Kwon titled: "Christians Can't Ignore 'Da Vinci' Talk" at: http://www.christianpost.com/

The Church Communication Network (CCN) will broadcast their Da Vinci Code Evangelism Training Event via satellite on April 28 to churches. It will feature Lee Strobel, Mark Mittelberg , Dr. Paul Maier and Ken Baugh. An Unlocking the Da Vinci Code Outreach Event will be broadcast on MAY-21. See: http://www.ccn.tv/

Grace Hill Media has created a Da Vinci Code web site for the Sony Pictures and the film's producer -- Imagine Entertainment. They feature mainly conservative Protestant resources. Curiously, they have a history timeline at the bottom of their home page which shows dates using the CE/BCE notation -- a format intensely disliked by many Evangelical Christians. See:  http://www.thedavincidialogue.com

The Hollywood Prayer Network specializes in prayer for the Hollywood entertainment industry. They are promoting mass individual prayer about DVC. They suggest that "Through prayer, we gain wisdom, grace, strength and insight. We can understand the history of our religious tradition and the mystery of our faith. We can learn the right things to say to others, and the joy of hearing what others have to say to us." http://www.hollywoodprayernetwork.org/

Outreach produces postcards, banners, signs, etc. for congregations and para-church organizations. For the DVC, they have created low cost outreach tools, free sermons, pastor quotes, outreach ideas, etc. See: http://www.outreach.com/

Sermon Central has free sermons and PowerPoint templates about DVC. They recommend that pastors deliver a sermon on the book and movie, either on 2006-MAY-14 or MAY-21 -- i.e. just before or just after the release of the movie. See: http://www.sermoncentral.com/

The America Needs Fatima program of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property has posted a DVC "Protest Central" on their web site. They are encouraging boycotts, protests in front of movie theatres, Email campaigns. See: http://www.tfp.org/davincicode/ They have published a book, Rejecting the Da Vinci Code: How a Blasphemous Novel Brutally Attacks Our Lord and the Catholic Church" See reviews at: http://www.tfp.org/

Father John Wauck has a DVC and Opus Dei blog at: http://davincicode-opusdei.com/

Opus Dei has a response to the DVC from the Prelature of Opus Dei in the United States at: http://www.opusdei.org/

An essay "Cracking The Da Vinci Code" is at the Catholic Answers web site at: http://www.catholic.com/

Dan Brown's personal web site on the DVC is at: http://www.danbrown.com/

The DVC's official web site is at: http://www.randomhouse.com/

Sony Pictures has a section of its web site on the DVC at: http://www.sonypictures.com

IMDb has additional information on the DVC movie at: http://www.imdb.com/ 

Pip Wilson's Wilson's Almanac, an Australian web site, has a parody of DVC called "The Dundee Code." See: http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/.

Wikipedia has a section on DVC at: http://en.wikipedia.org/.

A list of TV documentaries on the DVC and associated topics at: http://priory-of-sion.com/.

The Priory-of-Sion web site "...provides the salient facts about both the Priory of Sion and Rennes-le-Château" at: http://priory-of-sion.com/ .