In short, in this country at least, while the Orthodox have prayers for everything from waking up alive to blessing a tractor, those things tend to be done within the contest of family or the gathering together as a church. The notion of proselytization or proclamations of faith as public acts just don't resonate well, and most of us have heard enough less than scholarly criticisms or uninformed observations of our own practices from folks like Roy Moore to be very reluctant to encourage his version of aggressive Christianity.
Believe it or not, I really want people to go to their churches and support their churches; I loved what Dubya said about his faith last week, I adore the job Dave Ramsey does with what i've long figured really is a ministry, and am genuinely fond of military, fire and police chaplains, and I want Christians to gathter together and make good examples to the rest of the world - that would be very cool.