Prohor of Pchinja was an 11th-century Eastern Orthodox monk who lived in the territory of the First Bulgarian Empire. Born in the Ovče Pole region, he lived as a hermit near the Pčinja River. He is recognized as a thaumaturge, a wonderworker, and a saint within the Eastern Orthodox tradition. His life coincided with the transition of the region from Bulgarian to Byzantine rule, and he was a contemporary of other notable ascetics like John of Rila.