Not a question of conversion
by - 23rd June 2010
The Church has been urged not to be embarrassed or "awkward" about converting others to the Christian faith in a new document published today.
At least that's what many of the reports said.
Except it's not true. The Church of England did no such thing, and the media reaction indicates the gulf between the church and the secular world in which it operates.
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