Church Leaders Address Asylum Seeker Conversion Controversy

Amidst allegations of fake Christian conversions by asylum seekers, church leaders emphasize discernment and integrity in supporting genuine cases.

Church leaders refute claims that they provide a 'magic ticket' for asylum seekers through conversion to Christianity, stressing the Home Office's role in vetting applications.
The controversy was sparked by former Home Secretary Suella Braverman's comments on 'industrial-scale bogus asylum claims' facilitated by churches.
Evangelical church leader highlights the need for 'red flags' to discern genuine conversions among asylum seekers.
The Church of England and evangelical leaders call for compassion and truth in dealing with asylum seekers claiming conversion.
The debate intensifies following a chemical attack in Clapham, with the suspect previously granted asylum after claiming Christian conversion.