NORWICH – On Monday night, Adam Bowles got a call from the Norwich Police Department asking him to respond to a McKinley Avenue apartment building in which a dog had killed a month-old baby. Bowles, one of five department chaplains, didn’t drive to the police headquarters to hitch a ride with an officer as he usually does in such cases, but instead left his home and headed to the scene on his own. A ministry of presence “It was close to my church and there was the possibility there might be someone I personally knew at the scene,” he said. “I was the first chaplain there, but the...