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In the heartland of American Eagle Christian High School near Baltimore, a zealous evangelical Christian named Mary Cummings (character A) embarks on her senior year. Alongside her friends Hilary Faye and Veronica, she has formed a girl group called the Christian Jewels. However, their harmonious existence is disrupted when Mary's boyfriend Dean Withers confesses his suspicions about being gay while they're lounging by his pool. Reeling from the revelation, Mary hits her head, and subsequently experiences a mystical vision in which Jesus implores her to help Dean. Naively believing that Jesus will forgive her, Mary surrenders to her desires and loses her virginity to Dean in an ill-fated attempt to restore his heterosexuality.

Dean's parents soon discover gay pornography in his bedroom, prompting him to be sent to the Christian treatment center Mercy House. The news sends shockwaves through Mary's social circle, with the exception of Hilary's sarcastic brother Roland, who is confined to a wheelchair. Mary later discovers that she is carrying Dean's child, with her due date coinciding with graduation. As a result, she decides to conceal her pregnancy from her classmates and even her mother Lillian, who is secretly dating Pastor Skip. Feeling forsaken by Jesus and ostracized by her peers' reaction to Dean's sexuality, Mary begins questioning the foundations of her faith. Enraged by Mary's predicament, Hilary unceremoniously ousts her from the Jewels and replaces her with unpopular student Tia. Later, Hilary, Veronica, and Tia confront Mary on the street, attempting to perform an exorcism on her. In a moment of defiance, Mary fights back, only to be struck by Hilary wielding a Bible.

As Christmas approaches, rebellious Jewish student Cassandra becomes one of the few who discovers Mary's pregnancy. Mary forms an unlikely bond with Cassandra and Roland, who are now romantically involved, as they navigate their social exile from the rest of their peers. Meanwhile, Skip's son Patrick begins to pursue an elusive Mary, much to Hilary's dismay. In a surprising turn of events, Cassandra and Roland retaliate against Hilary's relentless harassment by uploading compromising photos of her to the school's computer system. The following day, the school is defaced with obscene, anti-religious graffiti. Skip suspects Mary, Cassandra, and Roland of perpetuating the vandalism, only to find empty spray-paint cans in their lockers, planted by Hilary, along with a sonogram of Mary's baby, revealing her pregnancy.

As the prom's euphoria reaches its zenith, a trifecta of trouble brews for Cassandra (expelled), Mary (banned from the festivities along with Roland), and Lillian, whose relationship with Skip hangs precariously in the balance. Skip's ultimatum to Lillian is clear: send Mary to Mercy House or face the consequences. Meanwhile, Roland stumbles upon a telling revelation - Hilary's credit card statement reveals a purchase of spray paint, a discovery that sets him ablaze with indignation.

Mary, Cassandra, and Roland join forces with Patrick, who takes Mary as his plus-one for the night. Their impromptu crash course in prom-crashing culminates in a confrontation between Roland and Hilary, who attempts to have them ejected from the premises. However, Roland stands firm, brandishing evidence of Hilary's deceit, which has not gone unnoticed by Tia. Weary of Hilary's hypocrisy, Tia confronts Skip with a receipt bearing Hilary's signature, sealing her fate.

As tensions simmer and emotions run high, Hilary's dignity takes a devastating hit when she storms out of the prom, only to be met by Dean and his boyfriend Mitch, accompanied by a retinue of Mercy House residents. The school foyer becomes a hotbed of activity as Mary and Patrick reveal their pregnancy news to Dean, while Skip attempts to bar the Mercy House group from entering. Mary and Patrick's impassioned plea falls on deaf ears, but their words are drowned out by the sound of Hilary's recklessness, which culminates in a dramatic crash into the school's effigy of Jesus.

In the aftermath, Hilary breaks down in tears, her remorse palpable as Cassandra offers solace. Mary's sudden onset of labor sends her to the hospital, where she gives birth to a baby girl. Skip arrives bearing flowers, contemplating an uncertain future as Mary reflects on her journey back to faith. In a poignant voice-over, Mary reveals that she has rediscovered a God who loves and helps those who love and help others in need.