The American Presbyterian Mission arrived in China's eastern Dengzhou a little later than the American Baptist Mission but had rapid development.

Series 5 of the stories of American Missionaries in Dengzhou, Shandong, China: Lottie Moon, among the many female missionaries to Dengzhou in modern times, is honoured as their outstanding representative.

The fourth part in a series on 19th century American missionaries' devotion to China

A short biography of Calvin Wilson Mateer who founded Dengzhou College and his wife who contributed much to music education.

Series 3 of American missionaries in Dengzhou in the 1800s: the "Monument Street Church" was built by Crawford out of his personal investment in 1871.

The second wave of American missionaries - the "North Street Church" was formally established by the Hartwells in Dengzhou, Shangdong in the 19th century.

From 1859 to the 1911 Revolution, as many as 150 foreign missionaries successively came to Dengzhou. They established churches, preached, ran schools, practiced medical care, and aided in disaster relief.