“Chicago is a city of neighborhoods.” It’s a phrase that has been used over and over again. It’s meant to relay the stark changes from one block to the next. The city is made up of all kinds of people. It is truly a melting pot. The suburbs are not so different. Many have neighborhoods with “reputations” based on economics as well as racial distinctions. The homogeneous principle, like attracts like, can be seen throughout the five counties that make up Chicagoland. However, occasionally the Holy Spirit inspires the breaking down of the walls.