article_snippet.sent: Victoria Wasteney Victoria Wasteney has launched an appeal after Victoria Wasteney was given a written warning for praying for a Muslim colleague and inviting Victoria Wasteney to church events .
article_snippet.sent: Miss Wasteney, a born-again Christian, was working at the St John Howard Centre in Homerton, east London, when A devout Christian became friendly with Miss Wasteney.
article_snippet.sent: When Miss Wasteney Nawaz was upset about health problems, Miss Wasteney said Miss Wasteney offered to pray for Miss Wasteney – putting Miss Wasteney hand on Miss Wasteney knee and asking God for ‘peace and healing’.
article_snippet.sent: Miss Wasteney also invited Miss Wasteney to church events and gave Miss Wasteney a book, I Dared To Call Him Father, about a Muslim woman who converts to Christianity, but denied Miss Wasteney was trying to make Miss Wasteney Nawaz convert.
article_snippet.sent: Speaking in January to the Daily Mail Miss Wasteney said: 'I'm not anti-Muslim
article_snippet.sent: The senior occupational therapist put Miss Wasteney hand on Miss Wasteney Muslim colleague's knee while praying for Miss Wasteney . '
article_snippet.sent: but I certainly didn't tell Miss Wasteney that my way was the only way.
article_snippet.sent: I don't even believe it's possible to force someone to convert. '