So what are we going to do about it? I've read innumerable studies and discussions about the rise of the 'Nones' but virtually nothing--and absolutely nothing from the Episcopal, or other mainline churches, addressed to getting those Nones back to church. I suspect that liberal, mainliners don't think it's important.

I do. The issue isn't 'worldview' or politics. I agree with the None's left-leaning politics and secular world view. The issue is promoting religiousity, promoting church going, maintaining buildings and keeping the services going. This issue is religion as such: churchiness, rituals, myths. When religion disappears, which it likely will, the world will be a poorer, duller, more prosaic place.

Won't anyone try to promote religion? Won't anyone try to get it across to the general public that religiousity--participation in religious rituals, and such--is pleasurable, interesting, a source of enjoyment?