The exhibit will give visitors and campers a chance to get into the science of submarines and the forces they encounter while traveling the world’s oceans.

The S101 submarine was built in 1987, in Plymouth, England, and is one of the earliest diesel-electric subs ever constructed. It has been tested by the Swedish Navy, owned by an environmental group, and was later purchased by a private owner who improved its mechanics and dove it 35 times, exploring Lake Washington and Puget Sound in the state of Washington.

A special presentation for family audiences will be at 2 p.m. on Aug. 4, when OceanGate Foundation will discuss the history of submarines, present information on submarine research taking place in Miami, and take questions from the audience. Those attending will be able to take a closer look at the S101 Submarine on display.

It’s free with paid museum admission. For more information on the submarine exhibit, visit www.miamisci.org. For information on the museum’s 2012 Summer Camp, call the camp registrar at 305-646-4222.

You may also email summercamp@miamisci.org.

‘Lauren’s Kids’

Lauren Book, the founder of "Lauren’s Kids," will be the guest speaker at 10:30 a.m. today at Faith Community Baptist Church for its annual "Multi-cultural Sunday."

"Lauren’s Kids" assists children and families who have been sexually abused. During her lecture, Book, who was a victim of sexual molestation, will give her own courageous testimony of how she survived.

The Rev. Richard P. Dunn II is senior pastor of the church, 10401 NW Eighth Ave.