American Presbyterian Medical Mission at Weixian, Shandong
Singapore and the First Opium War
### Singapore and the First Opium War

With the formation of the BFM, missionaries were sent to Singapore to establish a mission as China was not open for foreign residence.Brown pg. 24\-25 And yet, with the [First Opium War](/wiki/First_Opium_War "First Opium War") and the [Treaty of Nanking](/wiki/Treaty_of_Nanking "Treaty of Nanking") the BFM closed its mission in Singapore and eventually opened a mission at Xiamen, one of the five treaty ports established by the Treaty of Nanking.Brown pg. 25\-26 Plans were also made and missions opened in Ningbo, Canton, and Shanghai.Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity


In which cities did the BFM plan and open missions apart from Xiamen?