Father in Heaven, We come before You as we lift up MLA Kent Dollar. We thank You for this newly elected member and for the path that has shaped him. Growing up as the son of hardworking parents on a farm will be an asset to him. Those values of diligence, honesty, hard work, wisdom, and integrity are godly qualities, and we pray that he will be guided by them daily as he serves the people of Brackley–Rustico. Uphold him, Lord, and grant him clear direction so that his leadership brings healthy and wise governance to those he represents. May he listen attentively and discern Your voice amid the many voices, and may Your truth be his guide. Be his gentle Master, steadying him through obstacles and challenges. May he walk forward with confidence, knowing that Your ways are higher than the ways of those whose words he must wisely set aside. Bless him in every way, Lord. We ask this in the name of Jesus. Amen.
Kent Dollar was elected as the representative for District 15: Brackley-Hunter River, in a by-election on August 12, 2025. Kent is a dedicated community advocate, public servant, and lifelong resident of District 15: Brackley – Hunter River, with a deep commitment to the people and communities of his home district. A strong believer in grassroots engagement, Kent is a familiar face at community events and a committed volunteer, especially when it comes to coaching youth sport. He’s also a proud supporter of PEI harness racing. Kent’s record of public service includes serving as a Councillor for the Rural Municipality of Brackley, where he focused on strengthening local infrastructure and supporting community needs. He also served as Executive Assistant to the Premier of Prince Edward Island, gaining valuable experience in advocating on behalf of Islanders. Kent’s passion for public service is rooted in his upbringing. Raised on the family farm in South Winsloe by his mother Vaunda and the late Fred Dollar, Kent learned early the values of hard work, integrity, and giving back. Today, those same values guide his approach to leadership and community building. Kent lives in South Winsloe with his wife, and their two children.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]