Carpus of Beroea was an early Christian bishop and one of the Seventy Disciples. Living during the first century, he was a follower of the Apostle Paul. He is identified in the New Testament through the second Epistle to Timothy, where Paul asks for a garment to be brought from Troas, which had been left in the care of Carpus. He served as the first bishop of Beroea, located in Macedonia.