Bishopric of Synnada

The Bishopric of Synnada was an important religious leadership position in early Christianity, centered in the city of Synnada (modern-day Şuhut, Turkey). As a bishopric, it was responsible for overseeing Christian communities, promoting doctrinal unity, and participating in regional church councils. Synnada’s bishopric gained prominence during the Byzantine period, reflecting its regional religious influence. The bishopric also played a role in shaping local faith practices and liaising with imperial authorities, making it a significant ecclesiastical and administrative hub in ancient Phrygia.