Robert Morris, the founder of a popular US megachurch, has admitted to sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s. The confession shocked many within his church community and across the wider Christian world. Morris had long been a respected religious leader, making the revelation even more devastating for followers.

According to reports, Morris pleaded guilty in court after years of silence surrounding the abuse. The case highlights the struggles of victims who often carry trauma for decades before justice is served. Advocates for survivors of sexual abuse say this guilty plea is an important step in holding powerful figures accountable, regardless of their influence.

The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater scrutiny of religious leaders in positions of trust. Many argue that churches must do more to protect children and ensure transparency, while also supporting survivors who courageously come forward with their stories.