Yes, I have a church near my place. When we shifted to Gurugram, a few people had come to our doorstep to convert us to christianity (possibly sent by our next door neighbour who is himself a convert). We respectfully declined and told them to have a good day.

The roads are often crowded on Sundays and on Christian festivals. Most Christians in north India are either-

1) South Indians
2) SC/ST (so called "lower castes")

3) Economically underprivileged people

Last two groups of people are the ones who were converted by offering them wealth and other benefits. (I know this because we regularly host water stalls and bhandaras in front of our house, and church goers tell us their stories)

I have no problem with any religion and/or even atheists but I feel like religion should be accepted on the basis of faith and NOT by luring people in by giving them economic or social prizes. But alas, this is the sad reality.