We often hear of Norse settlers converting to Christianity, but I've never come across anything that indicates that it also worked the other way around. I don't doubt that there were probably opportunistic individuals to converted to gain favor with the Norse. But are there any mentions of large portions of the Anglo-Saxon population in Danelaw, like potentially whole villages, converting?
This is all presuming that there were Anglo-Saxons to convert, I would also be curious to hear if maybe we don't have mentions of this because many of them fled to neighboring kingdoms.
[Edited]: The following text is a rather crude summary of my previous posts on the relevant topic.