Saul and Pilar Cruz-Ramos are the co directors of Armoniá ministries in Mexico city.   He is a licensed psychologist and a graduate of the University of Mexico. They have two children, Eidi and Saul Cruz, who are psychologists and serve in the ministries with them. Armoniá  was founded in 1987 on a garbage dump at a slum in the Jalalpa ravine, a violent and very impoverished neighborhood in Mexico City. Since then Armoniá ministries has founded five communities to empower the poor to achieve a better standard of living. Saul and Pilar have worked together in the integration of faith, mission, and psychology for a total of 25 years. Professional services offered by Saul Cruz include: conjoint or separate family psychotherapy, group therapy, training and supervision of licensed psychotherapists in applied services of care and counsel to the poor, also consultation for other professionals, pastors and community leaders. Another facet of the Armoniá’s work takes place in Oaxaca, southeast of Mexico, where Armoniá has created the Armoniá Indigenous Mexican Scholars Program (AIMS), which seeks to give opportunities to excellent students from indigenous backgrounds.

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