Representatives of the "Palmer" (General Conference) and "Randall" (Cooperative General Association) groups of Free Will Baptists met at Cofer's Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1935 and organized the "National Association of Free Will Baptists" as a merger of the two groups. The new association adopted the Treatise on the Faith and Practice of the Free Will Baptists, which has been revised several times since then. As of August 2005, the Association claims to have over 2,400 churches in 42 states and 14 foreign countries. The Association is actively involved in missionary work in the United States and throughout the world. The Association operates a publishing house called Randall House. Three colleges, Welch College (formerly the Free Will Baptist Bible College) in Nashville, Tennessee, Randall University (formerly known as Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College) in Moore, Oklahoma, and Southeastern Free Will Baptist College in Wendell, North Carolina are affiliated with the Association.