When the long-time choir director of a small-town church dies, Vi Rose Hill steps in to lead the team. Known for her strict and traditional approach, Vi Rose clashes with G.G. Sparrow, a wealthy widow and the late director's widow, who believes the choir should adopt a more contemporary style. The choir members struggle with personal issues and internal conflicts, all of which affect their performance and commitment. Despite the tension, the group unites with hopes of winning the upcoming national choir competition.

As they strive for musical harmony, individual members face their own challenges. Vi Rose's daughter, Olivia, is a talented singer who dreams of pursuing a career in music but deals with her mother's disapproval. Meanwhile, G.G.'s rebellious grandson, Randy, returns to town and starts showing interest in Olivia, which further intensifies the friction between Vi Rose and G.G. The choir must find a balance between preserving tradition and embracing change if they hope to triumph at the competition and overcome their personal and collective struggles.