Wes Huff asks for prayers after 3-year-old daughter hospitalized

Apologist Wes Huff speaks at the Sing! Conference in Nashville, Tennesee, on Sept. 7, 2026.
Apologist Wes Huff speaks at the Sing! Conference in Nashville, Tennesee, on Sept. 7, 2026. | Screenhot/Sing! Conference

Canadian apologist Wes Huff is asking for prayers for his 3-year-old daughter, who was hospitalized after a seizure, the latest in a series of medical scares for the girl.

In an Instagram post on Tuesday, Huff said his daughter "had a very scary seizure" earlier that morning and was taken to the hospital, where "she later had another episode."

"She is stable now, we have been admitted and I am staying the night with her here. Thanks be to God she is still with us. Prayers appreciated," Huff, the vice president of Apologetics Canada,concluded.

Huff has spoken out about his daughter's medical challenges in the past. In an August 2025 video, he described how he and his wife found their daughter in a "pretty serious medical emergency" in March 2025.

"We legitimately didn't know whether we were going to see her come out of the hospital alive," he said. "We spent some time in the highest-level pediatric ICU in the province. It was genuinely really, really scary."

Huff is thankful that she "came out of that, came home and was seemingly otherwise healthy" but acknowledged that "it was really intense."

"We're still left with a lot of unanswered questions about what really took place," he added. "During this time, there were so many people who were such a blessing to us: Friends, family, our church, people I had the opportunity to meet because of everything that had happened, all offering support and prayers."

"I can't tell you how many meals we had made for us, offers for help with our kids, anything you could think of," he recalled. "Our support system and our church family are and continue to be such an incredible provision and means of grace to us."

Huff's daughter had "another medical emergency" about a week before the August 2025 video was published. He said the family still doesn't "know what we are dealing with or why this is happening."

"Once again, so many people have been so good to us, dropping everything to care for our family," he explained. "I honestly don't know how I would get through any of this, any of what's happening, both good or bad, without knowing that God is in control and that none of this is possible outside of His clear direction and planning."

Huff concluded the video by saying, "God is good when I'm sitting in a hospital room holding my wife's hand, scared that my daughter isn't going to make it." 

The August 2025 video touched on his rise to prominence, which he credited to his 2024 debate with "4Bidden Knowledge" podcast host Billy Carson and to appearances on "The Joe Rogan Experience" and other prominent podcasts and programs.

Ryan Foley is a reporter for The Christian Post. He can be reached at: ryan.foley@christianpost.com

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