Doing The Impossible

Three fifteen-year-old girls are starting their sophomore year of high school. The "impossible" they are trying to do is living according to God's standards in modern society. Megan gets the lead in the high school play, but her character is a rather "loose" woman. Her leading man is more interested in "fun" than appropriateness. Megan is talented, pretty and popular. How much of that does she need to sacrifice so she doesn't feel a conflict with Baha'i teachings? Ashley and Brittney are also main characters. Ashley has a learning disability and wrestles with feeling dumb and unattractive. Brittney is very smart, but overweight. She deals with her body image as well as where a smart female fits in society without being considered aggressive. Baha'i school on Sunday mornings adds the different perspectives of other students. Laugh with Megan, Brittney and Ashley as they search for their own spiritual identity.