Mix advice needed!!!

I recorded a church group (live at their performance) and have been working on the mix. there are 3 singers (all singing harmony most of the time) , 2 electric guitars, 1 acoustic guitar, bass, drums.  Any advice for the vocals and the 3 guitars?  I understand every mix is different etc. Just looking for a starting point, maybe somone has had done this type of thing before.
 
I have the electric guitars hard L & Hard R, the acoustic about 20% L, And the main vocal center, the harmonies around 10% L & R. The acoustic is getting lost, and the vocals are really over powering when all the harmonies are happening. I was really limted on the drums, there were only 3 mics and the drums were in a "cage". so I am still working  on them.
 
here is a version of the mix, i know its not very good, this is why I am posting for help!  :)
 
http://soundcloud.com/blakkmire/reunionsong-mix3

From what I could hear I will make a guesstimate. Try this: Drums at 5%-15%, lead vocals fine in center, harmony vocals 20%-25% L&R but don't let them compete with the lead, electric guitars 35%l and other one 40% R bass guitar 45%, acoustic guitar 50%-60%. Then you have to adjust the volume levels so each track/instrument/vocals fits right into the entire piece. This is going to take time to tweak each track, so you really need to play around with this. This is just an idea for you to play around with. Hope it work for you. Then we can revisit the new posting. Good Luck.

Peace and Blessings, John

Preogress mix, I think the guitar on left is too low now. Anyways, let me know if it better or not. I have lost my perspective for the day.

http://soundcloud.com/blakkmire/reunionsong-mix4
 
Thanks all for your feedback. I'm gonna play with it more tomorrow. :)

Sounds much better.  The harmonies are no longer competing with the lead.   
 
The vocal adlib @ 2:32 - 2:34 could be brought up more I had to strain to hear it and could not really understand what was being sung.
 
regards,
Rich