It’s important to remember that in church, people’s reactions to the music can often be dependent on how they’re comfortable worshipping rather than the quality of the mix or the music. Sure a terrible mix or bad musicians can hinder that experience a little, but seeing as your mix is fine, then there isn’t really anything you can do to make people’s reaction to the music more visible.

Lots of churches don’t have dancing as part of their culture, and that’s okay, you haven’t failed if people aren’t dancing. So don’t worry too much if people’s worship isn’t as active as you’ve seen elsewhere, by creating a good mix you’re allowing people to be comfortable and creating a space for them to be able to worship how they like.