The premises, home to several businesses including a popular restaurant, remain sealed off after a dramatic early-morning police operation last Friday.
Workers who were suddenly locked out stood together under the morning sun, singing hymns, praying, and listening to an inspiring message. The service took place right outside the main gate, turning a moment of hardship into one of strong faith.
Many wore their work uniforms, showing their deep connection to the place they serve daily.
This comes after former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju claimed that over 50 officers stormed the property around 3 a.m., forcing employees out and taking control.
The action links to a long-running dispute over a large loan. Tuju has called it unlawful, and the closure affects about 25 businesses and their workers.
Despite the uncertainty, the staff chose not to give up. Their outdoor worship showed resilience and trust in better days ahead. Passersby stopped to watch, some joining in prayer.
The simple gathering reminded everyone that faith can shine even in tough times.
As the service ended with a hopeful song, the group stood firm, believing their dedication and prayers will see them through.
In Karen's quiet neighborhood, this small but powerful act of worship captured hearts and highlighted the strength of community spirit.
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