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I'm with everyone else - My Screamin' Eagle II slip ons with stage 1 are pretty dang loud. Don't know what church you go to, but mine would definitely kick me out if I just parked in the lot & revved 'em up .
If these ain't loud enough for ya, I'm thinkin' straight pipes are in your future. Neighbor has V&H long shots on his deluxe, not with the quiet baffles and my bike is probably louder than his. I'd actually like something a little bit quieter on the top end but keep the low end thump.
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