Your congregation and choir will find they enjoy singing these settings.  They are relatively easy to learn and the SATB choir version of most of the settings can bring a heightened level of inspired worship.  
 
There are three forms of the Kyrie from which to choose based on local custom.
The Gloria is set to a new Anglican-style chant and nicely pointed according to tradition.
Singing the Nicene Creed to 4th century Ambrosian (monosyllabic) chant above the new organ accompaniment with momentum is a beautiful way to acknowledge our beliefs. 
The Sursum Corda is new with very subtle organ accompaniment where each verse and response raises a little higher and has  a musically “open” cadence at the end.
The Sanctus and Benedictus have an ease of singing that sometimes is lost with other modern settings.
The Acclamation is in keeping with the style of the previous settings and ends with a cadence of anticipation.
Finally, the Agnus Dei is a gentle setting still focused on chant-like singing that demonstrates a quiet, personal prayer for God’s mercy.
 
Soli Deo Gloria!