Silvanus of Troas

Silvanus of Troas was an early Christian figure mentioned in the New Testament, often identified with Silas, a trusted companion of the Apostle Paul. He played a significant role in spreading Christianity in the first century, accompanying Paul on missionary journeys and participating in key events like the Council of Jerusalem. In some writings, he is also referred to as a leader or messenger within the early Christian community. His contributions helped establish and strengthen Christian communities during its formative years in the Roman Empire.